Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
Video Details
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Cameras:
Bike Cam 1: Insta360 ONE X2 [ amzn.to/3tYl8M7 ]
Helmet Cam: Insta360 ONE RS [ amzn.to/3HoGyXV ]
Edited in Blackmagic Davinci Resolve Studio [ amzn.to/3NQNDmt ] (highly recommended)
(Note that there is a 95% feature complete free version available!)
Buy the Speed Editor and get Resolve Studio for $80 [ amzn.to/3MKW4i4 ]
(or buy Resolve, and get the Speed Editor for $80 😉)
Music © Mike Thomas 2021, 2022
About the Ride
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Please check out http://gravelmap.com, which is how I discovered the road in this installment. Highly recommended!
Payton's Ridge Road is a gravel road surrounded by woods in Owen County, KY. I found it on gravelmap.com. It's one of the shorter trips from Lexington, so I decided to check it out.
Takeaway: while the wooded gravel road is pleasant (except for some deeper gravel sections), ultimately, Payton's Ridge Road is a disappointment for motorcycling. Along the way there were "private" and "no trespassing" signs, but they were facing directly at the road, which I interpret as "stay off my property", as opposed to "turn back". However, after about a mile I discovered a "No Trespassing" sign more obviously facing road users, which made me decide to turn around.
Video Details
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Cameras:
Bike Cam 1: Insta360 ONE X2 [ amzn.to/3tYl8M7 ]
Helmet Cam: Insta360 ONE RS [ amzn.to/3HoGyXV ]
Edited in Blackmagic Davinci Resolve Studio [ amzn.to/3NQNDmt ] (highly recommended)
(Note that there is a 95% feature complete free version available!)
Buy the Speed Editor and get Resolve Studio for $80 [ amzn.to/3MKW4i4 ]
(or buy Resolve, and get the Speed Editor for $80 😉)
Music © Mike Thomas 2021, 2022
About the Ride
=============
Please check out http://gravelmap.com, which is how I discovered the road in this installment. Highly recommended!
Payton's Ridge Road is a gravel road surrounded by woods in Owen County, KY. I found it on gravelmap.com. It's one of the shorter trips from Lexington, so I decided to check it out.
Takeaway: while the wooded gravel road is pleasant (except for some deeper gravel sections), ultimately, Payton's Ridge Road is a disappointment for motorcycling. Along the way there were "private" and "no trespassing" signs, but they were facing directly at the road, which I interpret as "stay off my property", as opposed to "turn back". However, after about a mile I discovered a "No Trespassing" sign more obviously facing road users, which made me decide to turn around.
