Toy & toy by Faemike55
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for those of you who viewed my video
here is the camera that I used to make it! The mount you see was suppose to arrive today (9Jan 2012) however, I was pleasently surprised to see it arrive Jan 7th.
it nis now mounted on the bike.
Wednesday evening, I hope to post a video of the entire trip from work to home on YouTube. I would have done that today, but I didn't think to check my batteries and they were dead and so I only got as far as 45 seconds before the camera shut itself off. Then you will get to see the entire trip.
Comments (45)
Puff Puff i mean now you will be able to get along safer and as you know i did watch the video and it was brill
Great set-up; should produce some good video records!
Awesome looking camera. Great capture of the setup,very inventive Mike.
NOW! That is cool! Only problem around here (Central Alabama), it'll only give the evidence of what I was doing just before being run down (they don't know how to share the road with bike riders around here). I think a friend I haven't heard from awhile is mounted on someones wall somewhere. :o
very interesting!
I guess in my absence I have missed something. lol. Maybe I will catch up soon.
LOOKS like your bike is getting hi-tech.... are you gonna add a motor to it? lol... they have moped ya know.
MIKE THE BIKER
Looks like some serious hardware. I'll have to get one for my motorcycle.
OMG - What a cool construction Mike - made me smile my friend!
Very cool capture indeed, Mike !
Boy they sure have gotten to make those camera small. I still have a big one that takes tape.
neat set up... one thing I tried, a few years ago was to put a camera into a basket on the front, cut out the font of the basket and had the camera suspended in a web of nylon stockings which absorbed the road bumps...
great bit of kit
Now that's a most styling addition to your ride!