Handlebar Cam in the Snow
#1
Handlebar Cam in the Snow
After seeing Deej's camera setup I tried to do something similar with wedging my tripd between the cross bar pad and bars. It worked ok...ish. Anyway here's a 15 minute video of hitting the trails near the house, ignore the clatter as my tripod makes quite a bit of noise, it was never intended to be on a moving vehicle, same for the skewed view in a few places.
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#2
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Think I'm getting seasick watching that one. BRANCH! Oooops, don't forget to duck. BRRRRR! Looks really squirelly in the snow guy - Seems like the bike wanted to take you into the trees!! Isn't the snow why they make snowmobiles?
#3
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Alot of the squirrelyness was the cam moving around, I coudln't get it to stay put. I may live in the frozen north east but our snowfall is so irregular that it doesn't make sense to have a sled. It was 35 degrees, hooded sweatshirt, carhart bibs and I was toasty.
#6
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cool that looks like fun... now that i have the honda, i cant wait for warmer weather to ride... it got to 45 today, i went for a mountain bike ride. COME ON SPRING!!!
#7
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Speaking of MTN bikes, I'm looking at replacing my 7 yr old NEXT (Walmart) fully suspended pile of parts. I'm looking at TREK bikes with fork suspension only, any models you'd recommend Eric?
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ORIGINAL: bryantjt
Speaking of MTN bikes, I'm looking at replacing my 7 yr old NEXT (Walmart) fully suspended pile of parts. I'm looking at TREK bikes with fork suspension only, any models you'd recommend Eric?
Speaking of MTN bikes, I'm looking at replacing my 7 yr old NEXT (Walmart) fully suspended pile of parts. I'm looking at TREK bikes with fork suspension only, any models you'd recommend Eric?