Cycling, 22.09.2025 [B] Hameau → Döbling

Unfortunately the rear cam is tilted too high, sometimes this happens since it not only depends on the mounting angle on the backpack, but also on the seatpost height as the backpack is directly connected to my back. This time I had the seat a little higher than usual, so my body angle was sharper, and I did not compensate for that on the primary mount, although I should have lowered the seat before the downhill anyway as my center of gravity was too high at times and I had to be carefull not do a handlebar flipover. The upwards view on the trees and their leaves is also kind of nice though, so even though it was unvoluntary I leave the rear screen on.

Since Rumble has low quality bandwidth in 1080p watch in 2160p on the computer or at least 1440p on the phone, even if your monitor resolution is lower, otherwise you get the worst compression artifacts. Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8vy3eSNsng&list=PLMmY1emallpvPlYI41tuQmdwso2_-u1jG

Front camera: DJI Osmo Action 4 (Colors: Normal, Shutter speed: 1/100-1/8000, EV: -0.3, Sharpen: -2, Denoise: -1, Stabilization: Rocksteady, FOV: Ultrawide), Rear camera: Wolfang GA400 (Effect: Normal, Stabilization: On, FOV: Wide). Keywords: Bicycle, MTB, Mountainbike, McKenzie, Actioncam, Simon Tyran, Wienerwald, Wiener Wald, Wien, Österreich, Vienna, Austria.