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Bicycling

jberryhill

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4. My question about bike mounts...

Reply to happyslug (Reply #3)

Tue Apr 7, 2015, 08:38 AM

Apr 2015

...is what about vibration.

I've seen discussions among mountain bikers of using chest mounts.

Mainly, I like to get off of the bike and take shots like these.

Hills near Landenberg, PA, a few miles from home:

Sunset at Heritage Beach, Grand Cayman:

I'll take short clips of particularly scenic spots, but generally want to concentrate on riding when I'm riding. Although most of the time when I roll through a scenic spot I think "I'll get a video next time."

Rolling in to Bodden Town, Grand Cayman:

Descent near Spioenkop Nature Reserve, South Africa:

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Nice Video but put the Camera on the BIKE not the Helmet... happyslug Apr 2015 #1

I'm on an accessories moratorium jberryhill Apr 2015 #2

I suspect as such, it explains the view of your arms, thigh and handlebars in the video happyslug Apr 2015 #3

My question about bike mounts... jberryhill Apr 2015 #4

The more stable the mount the more stable the video happyslug Apr 2015 #5