Camera Mount under Bike?

[gPink]

putting a camera in the exhaust?   

[MGvaleri]

putting a camera in the exhaust?   

 

MG valerio

[Sgt Mac]

The stop to keep the center stand from folding is brilliant.

[MGvaleri]

The stop to keep the center stand from folding is brilliant.

Con dado da aggiungere al pernio reggi ammortizzatore e bussola esagonale con pernio filettato al suo interno,il gioco è fatto.

MGvalerio.

[Jay]

The stop to keep the center stand from folding is brilliant.

Used 17mm & 19mm impact sockets (one on each side) for last tire change and it saved me from disaster!
Thanks MGvalerio!

As for a camera mount under your bike, it could be interesting for about a minute...from the videos I've seen, anyway.
Unless you're really into tires, or surface conditions, or roadkill, an under the bike view is better as a part of a compilation.

If you have a couple of cameras in different spots, some editing skills, and an interesting route, that might be interesting. 

[flitemdic]

The one I mounted to the bottom of the fairing lasted about an hour before road debris took it out.  I have the video of it happening here somewhere......

[MGvaleri]

Used 17mm & 19mm impact sockets (one on each side) for last tire change and it saved me from disaster!
Thanks MGvalerio!

used 19mm.impact sockets

MGvalerio.

[stewart]

I haven't been on the forum for a while, summer's just been way too crazy. Camping, work, new puppy in the house....i've ridden very little this year.

Back on topic. I mounted the Camera under the bike and took it to the track day....I'd like to share the video, but the camera fell off and smashed itself to bits, and I lost the memory card. I didn't account for the heat under the bike which made the adhesive loosen up. The adhesive mounts were fine in other locations, but with less vibrations. Next time I will figure out a way to hard mount it.

I guess new POV camera for the ski season is in order.

[martin_14]

Martin, sorry to start off in the middle of a rant. This helmet law/ personal freedom debate has been going on for so long over here that I tend to go off. I choose to wear a helmet every time I climb on a motorcycle. I believe it is the right choice and would like to see more people make that choice. Choice being the operative word. The mandatory helmet law people do not believe in personal freedom and freedom of choice. They know that a helmet is more important than training and education. An old argument is that if you don't wear a helmet and are injured in a wreck, you are going to cost the tax payers for your care. It's an argument based on assumptions instead of facts. I have a very strong libertarian streak that causes me to want to be left alone to make my own decisions, right or wrong. This mindset also allows for others to do the same. If someone chooses to waste their life in the gutter so be it. I can choose to step over their dead body and not feel to bad about it.

gPink,
sorry it took a while to come back to this thread, work is killing me. But I agree with your views. No facts, no reason to push such a law. And no, I can't show you statistics about this. So I have to agree with you or trust the politicians 

Max, make that three peas.