Modern Vespa

Mitch is a very cool dude and his videos are amazing because for obvious reasons he doesn't bog them down with any useless chatter whatsoever. Once you see how he does them, the filler that occupies so much of so many other peoples' videos becomes apparent.

I first ran across his vids when I was figuring out how to use a GoPro many years ago, and then was amazed when my YT browsing crossed paths with him again in scooterdom. He is a seriously good video editor - by that I don't mean flashy, I mean clear. I love the way he puts little highlighting shapes around the fasteners he's working on in post-production.

Here's some more information about him. His last name is just "Bergsma," BTW. This is a bit out of date because he moved himself, his wife, and some (but not all) of his scooter collection to Hawaii a few years ago.

https://deaf-initelymitch.com/introduction/about-mitch/

Thanks for the link Juan. He's an interesting fellow and if I lived close by to him, I'd find a way to become friends with him. He's a unique individual for sure.

Miguel

Spot on greasy!

I absolutely agree with the posters who feel Youtube provides useful instructional videos. That's why I led my post with the sentence above. The video from this oil post wasn't what I'd call instructional. IMO, the video format was counterproductive... How quickly did those spreadsheets (with the test results) flash through the video? I had to watch all the crap, and couldn't even examine the results. Maybe I need to get better at fast forwarding/pausing video, but it just seems less efficient than skimming text.