Video taping while riding...
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Video taping while riding...
Does anyone out there strap on a video camera somewhere on their bike or helmet when riding the trail? If so, what do u recomend I get to do this. Is there a cheap way of doing this? What equpiment do I need? I don't want to spend big bucks on a camera just to have it devoured by a trail.( I heard of some thing called a "lip stick" camera)
Thanks!!
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Originally Posted by ejgonz
Does anyone out there strap on a video camera somewhere on their bike or helmet when riding the trail? If so, what do u recomend I get to do this. Is there a cheap way of doing this? What equpiment do I need? I don't want to spend big bucks on a camera just to have it devoured by a trail.( I heard of some thing called a "lip stick" camera)
Thanks!!

Also, this thread is pretty damn hilarious, if you've got time to read it...
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Originally Posted by geoduck
Wellllllll, the guy that started this thread https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=59920 has a pretty slick setup, and doesn't look that expensive, either (if you already have the DV cam).
Also, this thread is pretty damn hilarious, if you've got time to read it...
Also, this thread is pretty damn hilarious, if you've got time to read it...
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Originally Posted by anthonaut
I strapped a camera to a helmet and it was ok but i couldnt ride rought stuff.
The lipstick cams that are available to consumers in the $200 range still fall far short of the quality of video that you get from the video camera itself.
Some info on DIY video systems:
https://www.petefagerlin.com/video_how_to.htm.
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Originally Posted by geoduck
Wellllllll, the guy that started this thread https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=59920 has a pretty slick setup, and doesn't look that expensive, either (if you already have the DV cam).
Also, this thread is pretty damn hilarious, if you've got time to read it...
Also, this thread is pretty damn hilarious, if you've got time to read it...
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If you have a small video camera already, just tape it to the top of your helmet. I did this recently in Les Gets and did 4 hours of freeride with it and didn't have a problem. The video quality is also better doing it this way than using a lipstick camera. As i said you have to already have a SMALL camera.
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suggest you check out Xtreme Recall. they have a protector for your camcorder that will also protect you if you crash. a must have if you are taking video off road





