How did you mount it behind the windscreen? Bolt on tank mount?Try all of them! I've tried video from my handlebars, on the tank, facing backwards from the front, facing forwards from the back; all are good for seeing different things. I think the best perspective for cool-looking video is from behind the windscreen (you lose perspective if it's all the way in the front); tail section pointing forwards is very helpful for reviewing your own body position though.
Yes, sticky mount on the tank with an extension curved mount that moves the camera forward so it doesn't get in the way of your tuck too much.How did you mount it behind the windscreen? Bolt on tank mount?
I will definitely safely the camera, probably twice. I got some new safety wire pliers and have been practicing on wiring everything in site. You should see my 3 year old’s balance bike.Oh yeah, and don't forget to add safety wire to the camera frame to another anchor spot, no matter what mount you use.
Nice video. What frame rate and resolution are you using in this video? Are the map and speedometer already part of the camera’s firmware? ThanksNo idea what they're worth used, but I'd recommend at GoPro Hero 5 or greater...while I don't use any of the wifi stuff, the GPS speed and track map overlays on the videos is awesome. Example:
60fps, 1080p. To get the map and speedometer (there are other optional controls as well), you have to double-click the video in the lousy Quik software and click the dials button. Then export a clip. That's all I'd ever use Quik for to add the gauges; its video editing features are not all that great. Just feed the exported clip into another video editor if you need to do anything fancy.Nice video. What frame rate and resolution are you using in this video? Are the map and speedometer already part of the camera’s firmware? Thanks
I agree with you about not needing latest and greatest. I picked up a GoPro Hero 5 Black that still looks and function like new for $175 a couple of days ago. I figured that just a few years ago it WAS the latest and greatest. Nobody was complaining then.You can mount them anywhere. In this video for my Pikes Peak qualification I had them mounted everywhere. you can see one on my swing arm and I also had one on my helmet and under my tail section. You don't need the latest and greatest. This is a go pro from 4 years ago.