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camera bar mount
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25-04-2013 12:30pm#1
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Thanks for that - i knocked up something similar to that (looks like it could have been the same bracket) but there was an awful lot of vibration. hoping to get rid of as much vibration as I can. I could try lashing more tubing around the bars....
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Maybe something like that? http://dx.com/p/bicycle-bike-handlebar-mount-for-camera-black-69116
With a normal camera though i don't think you ll get rid of the vibration. Get a gopro
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The boardsie solution to any problem - spend more money
I have a liquid image ego which is a nice wee camera. Takes very nice footage, just need to sort out a mount.0 -
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id rather the camera on the bars - not mad on the helmet mounts.
I know what you mean..I have a go-pro and i've used the helmet mount. Great video but i felt (and probably looked) like a right dork!
I bought a "K-Edge" handlebar mount, but i haven't used it yet. I suspect it will be fine as long as i don't hit any potholes!0 -
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off topic - the k-edge mount is fantastic - have it myself. be careful with the allen bolts- one of them on mine has began to sheer somewhat. partly my fault as i kept changing what bike the unit was mounted to.
on topic - the ram mounts are class as well. lads i know on the motorbikes have them for their go pros.
lenny - isn't spending more money the answer to all bike problems and not just a boards thing ? 0 -
kingoffifa wrote: »
lenny - isn't spending more money the answer to all bike problems and not just a boards thing ?
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