Sadly the video doesn't give any real sense of how steep the run down the 'mountain' is.
FF to 1:55 and watch from there onward if impatient.....:)
GoPro GHero2 mounted with a suction cup mount to tank.
Proved to be too unstable - lots of camera shake.
Video has been run through "deshaker" and also used YouTube's stabilization... still not ideal.
Mike I found the best mount for my GoPro was by fitting a RAM mount to the handlebars. The GoPro sticky mount into the flat headed plate at the end of the RAM mount gave it sufficient padding to stop the majority of shake, vibration etc and I used to get real stable footage.
The other option is to go for one of the extended mounts that clamp onto your bars, I've got one of those as well, so will post a picture up if interested. Basically it holds the camera just nicely above the top of the height of the clocks, again works well
Thanks for putting this up Mike, nice wee run down the hill.
Quote from: gsxbarmy on Wednesday, 15 March 2017, 04:29 PM
Mike I found the best mount for my GoPro was by fitting a RAM mount to the handlebars. The GoPro sticky mount into the flat headed plate at the end of the RAM mount gave it sufficient padding to stop the majority of shake, vibration etc and I used to get real stable footage.
The other option is to go for one of the extended mounts that clamp onto your bars, I've got one of those as well, so will post a picture up if interested. Basically it holds the camera just nicely above the top of the height of the clocks, again works well
I've got one of those extended mounts that go on the bars & it works quite well, unfortunately, I had to mount the radar detector there (best place for it), so I moved to a reservoir mount which transmits sound through the mount to the camera & housing. Works OK as long as you don't want any sound recorded - which isn't altogether a bad thing I guess.
Thanks for sharing Vlad, I was on a busy train watching it on my laptop when i became aware I was tillting my head from side to side following the bends!! :salute:
Cheers
Red
excellent stuff mate. sitting here watching, a couple of beers in me, just brilliant. our qld roads are so good, that looks like a lot i travel on. was waiting for you to pass blokes in front, i wouldve tried. well done. a like from me.
Excellent stuff Vlad :onya:
I'm going to plug the laptop into the 50" TV later to watch it and really get in the riding mood :grin:
yeah grog :) great part of the world.
As for t' others - most of them were either on faster bikes and/or were more fearless/stupid than me and/or there was no safe place to pass. Such is life. Still fun.
indeed, nice roads :smitten: