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I think going fast is the problem if you seen so my videos I go really ri.eally fast

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This is true. Where I grew up the hills were so steep and long, when your ball rolled down the hill you just said "screw it"...

I havent had any problem with my gopro at all I have my in house technical support group and have not had a glitch. Of course I have 3 TEENAGERS IN THE HOUSE, and probably couldnt operate it on my own, but I am learning !

Yes.....Have a lot to do today....but I may find time to mount it on a bike and test it out today.



Good luck....





I think...I saw something in the manual about how to handle high speed sound issues.....may have been a particular setting.

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Busy doing more riding than wrenching.......

So where do you guys get your videos hosted...???

YouTube....Photobucket... ????

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Busy doing more riding than wrenching.......

I believe you just put the waterproof case on it.

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"Sleep late, have fun, get wild, drink whiskey, and drive fast on empty streets with nothing in mind except falling in love and not getting arrested." ~ Hunter S. Thompson
76' KH500 Cafe
80' SR500 Street Tracker
02' SV650 Race Bike

YouTube for me/bb

Here's wind reduction - still have some when I turn my head looking for copspots but with foam it reduces most of the wind noise.

Fast forward to the 6 min point.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKyBrNIgzio&list=UUnCDdAXB8jP_I9hcAlX5QDQ&index=10

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This is true. Where I grew up the hills were so steep and long, when your ball rolled down the hill you just said "screw it"...

Test rides today......

I'm hoping the "Spot Meter" takes care of this....Helmet mount: rolled bike out of a dark garage into the bright sunlight. Went for a ride. Resulting video is a good look at the garage and complete white-out once outside. Most cameras I've seen recover from this but the GoPro didn't.

Handlebar mount on the BMW sux...too much low freq movement.
Helmet mount worked very well.

Have to try a frame mount on the Beemer.

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Busy doing more riding than wrenching.......

The camera does much better in full light, I not sure why it didn't didn't adjust moving from indoors to outside. Rigid points on the bike do make the best mounting place.
Handle bars never work good for me. Did you get the suction cup mount? It works great. My 6th episode of OFOTS shows a number of mounting points. What I like best is to mount the camera low and on centerline of the bike. That location emphasizes the lean angle and speed the best.

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1973 RD350, 1979 RD400F, 1984 RZ350, 2014 Suzuki Vstrom 1000
CHRIS AND JEFF ARE THE MEN

Thanks for the tips....I'll get a suction cup.

All right....blue sky this morning....more test rides !!!

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Busy doing more riding than wrenching.......