Vehicles of Ronny Ragger

[Lamar Diasso]

Instead of creating seperate topics with videos introducing my previous vehicles, I decided to create a whole topic, which I can use as my gallery for the reviews or whatever, on my vehicles.
Programs used is Fraps(full version), Windows Movie Maker, SA: Camera Hack, SA:MP and to get the music - regards to YouTube and YouTube downloader.

They will be seperated in age. First one made will be on the first place, currently last one made will be at the end of the gallery.

Playtime with Sanchez NX -03.


"When I finished saving money and finally bought myself the dreamvehicle that I had then, the Sanchez - I got very happy. I kept it for a few days, around a week I think actually. A great off-road bike, fast, great handling, trimmed engine and the hell of a cross bike.

If you're buying a stuntbike of any sort, I recommend avoid using PCJ-600, use the Sanchez instead.
Recommendation by my personal soul. Reasons why, read above. Sure, PCJ-600 is quite a lot faster, but Sanchez is better in some divisions.

But the person I am, I couldn't keep it for longer than a week - I'm always switching vehicles. Constantly is the word I'd like to use. I don't know, I never get satisfied. After seeing a movie and I get inspired by a vehicle that exists on Argonath, that I later on want to buy - I buy it, but then selling it afterwards, due to that I got inspired by something else, or just tired".

Review of '58 Tornado.


"The '58 Tornado, inspired by '58 Chevrolet Impala was a fantastic lowrider. I had a lot of nice comments on this one.
Such as; Nice car, dude. Or; Where'd you get the hydraulics?
Fantastic vehicle. Spinning on the frontwheels, with the hydraulic shift, you can change to the backwheels too, but as it ain't a 4x4 car, you can't have them both on.
When I bought it, it was beige, recolored soon, by a professional in a work shop - it turned out to be my favourite color. Wine red.

I have quite a lot memories with this one, although I didn't own it for so long.
Example the getaways from the police I had, cruising around the cities, countyside, desert - anywhere. It did fit in anywhere. I just enjoy listening to high music and havin' some fun with the cops.
I mean, who doesn't?

Well, as always - sold it after some time. Do not remember how long it did last though, I can't place everything in my mind and then expect me to remember it.
I got tired of it as usual, and bought myself something new, refreshing which I used for quite some time, then sold, et cetera.
Great car though, if you're getting a lowrider, I recommend you to not buy the Savanna, buy a Tornado instead.
You'll be very pleased...hopefully".

Make-over on '58 Tornado.


"Changed color on the Tornado, aswell tires, interior et cetera. Everything that was required to be changed, I changed. It does look better now than before, doesn't it?
If I would still own it, everyone in the city would be aware of it.
The Winered Tornado. One reason why I sold it also, was that I was quite addicted to buy hydraulics everytime it disappeared, but I couldn't afford it. I took loans and so on, but only lost on it.
So it's not only negative things why I sold it.

If you're rich enough to buy hydraulics however and whenever you want - do so!
Cruisin' along the streets and you will have hundreds of fans already".

Wayfarer, X - 1981 Review.


"From lowrider to bikeriding. I must say, I enjoy the life as a biker now.
Same old words I use, over and over again - they are always a good explanation why I picked just this bike and life.
Feeling the wind over my head, the hair tries to escape with the wind, but obviously it's stuck. The sunshine uses my glasses as a mirror, dazzles itself. Listening to some old rock, cruisin' with my pals, heading to the bar and taking a bottle of pure beer. Nothing better than riding a hog.

The bike is unique. Sure, it's just as any Wayfarer that exists - that's how you might thinl, but I always think it's something special with just my vehicle. Possible you too.
The bike is from 1981, model X. One of very few model X'es. Inbuilt radio and speakers in the bagage box behind the saddle cover, special pattern on the wheels, not the standart pattern. Can reach the speed of over 160km/h. Usually hanging around 150-160km/h while using full gas.
The bike also has a new engine inbuilt, sounds like a Freeway but even higher(( sound modification )). It's a Yamaha motor.

Thinking of not selling the bike, only if I quit the biker clan.
Otherwise, why the hell should I sell it for? Then I ain't a biker.
But you all know, I won't keep it forever.
Enjoy this one as much as you enjoy the other ones".

Tips'N'Tricks.
I wanted to give some tips and tricks on how I created the videos.
*1. Get Fraps by downloading the demo version for free. Press here.
Though it only lasts 30 seconds per clip, so you might want to purchase the whole version, or just download the crack.
*2. Later download SA:Camera Hack version 1.2. Press here.
*3. As it wont work on SA:MP, you will need to download PermEdit. Press here.
*4. Open up the .exe file for SA:Camera Hack, then open up PermEdit and find the SA:Camera Hack .exe file. When you found it, mark it with your cursor, then "Grant Permissions". Open up SA:MP and use it! Note! You have to do this everytime you're launching SA: Camera Hack and wants to use it on SA:MP.
*5. When you have SA:Camera Hack ready, open up Fraps. Get in-game and starts recording.
Tutorials on how to use 'em, you'll have to find yourself, or just basically, find out how to do it yourself.

[Laurens]

Nice camera job, good stories

[bockman51]

Reall nice videos and text, you  really took care in doing that topic

[R.Rivens]

The videos about Tornado was great. Oh man, I want to own Tornado now

[xu1gua]

not bad, not bad

[Frederick]

Hehe, nice ones.  Maybe you should try doing voice-overs instead of writing the reviews in text and overlaying music on the video.