Victory Racing earned 2 places on the podium at the 2016 Pikes Peak International Climb with the gas-powered Project 156, pilot Jeremy Toye, and electric Empulse RR, pilot Don Canet. Now, Victory gives you the opportunity to ride along with the racers and see the 360-degree video captured from both bikes.
“These are angles that reflect how truly dramatic the setting is,” says Nate Secor, Marketing Manager for Victory Motorcycles. “What makes Pikes Peak unique is the elevation gain from start to finish, and 360 offers the viewer an experience that traditional on-board footage can’t deliver – the ability to look across valleys, over cliffs that are thousands of feet high, up the hill and back at the rider.”
The 360-degree videos should play on most browsers (except Apple Safari) Point your mouse on the screen image and rotate to change the viewing angle. With iOS and Android mobile devices, the viewing is changed by dragging a finger across the screen. If you’re using an iOS device, it should be an iPhone 4S or newer or an iPad 2 or newer. The iOS device also should be running iOS 7 or later. If you have an Android device, make sure you’re using Android 4.3 or later.
Ride With Project 156
Ride With Empulse RR
“360 degree”…???
On Fire Fox it comes across as abstract art.
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It works with the most recent version of Firefox. Just watched the videos ok.
this is an instance where I love technology. Very cool!
Sweeeeet.
That chirping noise on the ebike dorve me insane!