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Hey all I put a post on here a few days ago about how I made a $3.00 mount out of PVC pipe. This Christmas I was borded and was able to make a much better mount out of metal parts in the pluming section of the hardware store. This one cost $6.00, it works and looks better, If you cant see the pic on here e-mail me and I will send it to you. Peace!
I'm getting ready to figure out the same thing for my brand-new video camera that I just got for xmas.
I can't wait to take videos of my rides! I'm trying to figure out my mounting options; considering handlebars and also considering engine guard (for a different angle to fool with).
Looks like I'm heading to the hardware store.
If you end up selling a kit or will put a parts-list together, let me know.
After I shoot the pictures/Videos I use the windows movie maker that comes with most all computers now days. I like editing and rewatching the videos. I spend hours messing with it. I am lucky enough to have the program on my work computer so I mess with it a lot on the governments dime! cant beat that. I put a tread out but there are so many they are easy to miss. If you wonder what the mount is for watch this.
I'm getting ready to figure out the same thing for my brand-new video camera that I just got for xmas.
I can't wait to take videos of my rides! I'm trying to figure out my mounting options; considering handlebars and also considering engine guard (for a different angle to fool with).
Hey Poor Boy,
You'd better mount that sucker behind your windshield with all those bugs in Florida.
I know here in Texas, some of these bugs would be pretty hard on that lens.
Just a thought nayway. Good luck to ya.
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