Got it. I always have trouble deciphering these internet abbreviations. Thanks

 

https://www.youtube.com/user/screwba...w=0&shelf_id=1

Here is about 6 years of GoPro videos and stills from rides we have taken. The early ones are with a Beta version, the inventor is the son-in-law of the inventor. We get freebies whenever there is a new version... or we did, haven't received the new 4 yet. The GoPro is mounted to the handlebars via a RAM mount. I've had the camera mounted on Ultras, Tri-Glides, and now my freewheeler. I don't care for the helmet mount, I look around too much so the video is very choppy. Good Luck and happy picture taking.

Oh, I took an old iPhone, loaded the GoPro App and can use it as a viewfinder, and have full access to all the modes of the camera.

 

Thanks screwball! Lot's of great videos!


I have much to learn, been involved with still photography, from amateur to high level novice, for 40 years but have never tipped my toe into the video waters.


I'll figure it out, sooner or later.........

 

I'm going to try this Goose Neck http://shop.gopro.com/mounts/goosene....html#/start=1
and mount it on my inner faring just to the side of the windshield on my EG.
Should allow enough room to push it out in front so I can adjust the camera to shoot either left or right.
The mounts will eventually fail and break due to vibration, we ran them on a couple KLR's on a trip to Alaska and the one I had mounted on the front of the faring broke twice, another on my sons crash bar broke in less than a day.
Buy some of those stick on retainers, in case you don't notice when they come loose.

 

Ive always used a tether just in case a mount broke. Only time ive had a problem was with a suction mount on my Seadoo. Without that safety tether my Hero 3 would be at the bottom of the Colorado River. Take a look at some editing software. I use " Movee 6" or "Sony" something

Good luck

 

Good advice, I have already made a couple of tethers from coated stainless wire I had laying around. Coating will keep it from scratching anything and you cannot break this stuff easily.

 

I got this one on Ebay and like it!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Go-Pro-Hero-...4879f4&vxp=mtr

 

Ram Mounts. Been using them for years for GPS, Cameras, GoPro, etc. They have something for pretty much any device and configuration (cars, motorcycles, .... the list goes on). https://www.rammount.com/products/camera/gopro_purchase