Originally Posted by njohnson27 (Post 11365741)

I was working on a little project this weekend. I got a monopod camera mount for my gopro and attached it to my sissy bar so it was up several feet looking down at me. I did a short ride around my neighborhood to see how it worked. It vibrates a lot at idle, but smooths out at speed. It shakes a lot on bumps, so I'm going to try and cushion it a bit more. I think it's a cool looking angle though. Attached is a picture of how it looks with the mount on (people looked at me like I was crazy) and here is a link to the video test.

Originally Posted by njohnson27 (Post 11365741)

I was working on a little project this weekend. I got a monopod camera mount for my gopro and attached it to my sissy bar so it was up several feet looking down at me. I did a short ride around my neighborhood to see how it worked. It vibrates a lot at idle, but smooths out at speed. It shakes a lot on bumps, so I'm going to try and cushion it a bit more. I think it's a cool looking angle though. Attached is a picture of how it looks with the mount on (people looked at me like I was crazy) and here is a link to the video test.

http://youtu.be/50xq_VMQR7M

Originally Posted by emerican19 (Post 11373709)

You should make a video of how it's mounted, or some closer pics. How is the pole portion secured to the sissy bar?

Originally Posted by BugWacker (Post 11374640)

That video is so cool! Just wondering how you added the music? My video of me chasing 10 Corvettes and a Shelby Mustang across the state line into N. Carolina is cool, too. I used a hunting type camera on my helmet and the wind really messed up the sound. Thanks for the post!

Originally Posted by njohnson27 (Post 11389529)

I tried some more mounting ideas today. Here's some of the shots edited together.

http://youtu.be/uer3JyznlWU