[MILF Rider]

Hey all...I'm looking for a way to mount the video cam on the bike so I can capture video clips while on a trip. It would be nice it if had some type of quick release to remove the cam that you wouldn't inadvertently hit while riding.

Since I can't be the only video/photo bug to think of it, I'm hoping someone's heard of or made something already.

Appreciate the info,

MILF Rider

 

[DAWG]

I got one on My bike. IT is great watching Videos of rides I did in the summer during the Long Chicago Winters

Let me look up the brand of mount I use and get back to ya,

DAWG

 

[MILF Rider]

Thanks DAWG....really appreciate it....

Ride smart, ride safe,

MILF Rider

 

[DAWG]

Ok here is the info on the one I have. Though it appears they may have changed there business. Call em to find out


Name: Global Rider Inc.
Address: 16797 East 2nd Ave, C-104
Aurora, CO 80011
Phone: 303-360-7866
Fax: 303-360-7505
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: http://globalrider.com


DAWG

 

[CRUZR]

Hey all...I'm looking for a way to mount the video cam on the bike so I can capture video clips while on a trip. It would be nice it if had some type of quick release to remove the cam that you wouldn't inadvertently hit while riding.

Since I can't be the only video/photo bug to think of it, I'm hoping someone's heard of or made something already.

Appreciate the info,

MILF Rider

Not sure if you mean to mount a digital video camera or just the cam itself to connect to your video camera...

My self I prefer to keep the video camera under cover and mount the external cam and mic out in the elements. Depending on your video cam you may be able to put a switch somewhere to turn it on and off.

Here are a few places to look at. Most are about the Cam to mount outside but a couple have mounts too;

http://www.hometech.com/video/camc.html#CV-6305B

http://search.ebay.com/helmet-cam_W0QQf ... 1QQxpufuZx

http://www.viosport.com/store/customer/ ... r_overview

http://www.sports-camera.com/helmet_cam_ntsc.htm

http://www.campmgmt.com/result.php?Keyw ... helmet+cam

http://www.bulletcam.com/helmet_Cams_products.htm

http://www.hoyttech.com/index.cfm?fusea ... uct_ID=279

http://www.pashnit.com/more/cameramount.htm

http://www.kartworld.com/MOTORCYCLE/mot ... camera.htm

http://www.skullcamz.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=browse

http://www.palmvid.com/content/categori ... =specs#tab

http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/pr ... ?item=RCAM

http://www.citadelmotorsports.com/produ ... tailID=203

Hope that helps you,
Gary

 

[Riffster]

Hey all...I'm looking for a way to mount the video cam on the bike so I can capture video clips while on a trip. It would be nice it if had some type of quick release to remove the cam that you wouldn't inadvertently hit while riding.

Since I can't be the only video/photo bug to think of it, I'm hoping someone's heard of or made something already.

Appreciate the info,

MILF Rider

B&H Photo have great bunch of stuff, I have used them quite a bit.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/control ... Q=&ci=4900

Just curious, what does your name mean?

 

[3D]

The widest array of mounts with probably the greatest versatiliy would be a RAM mount: http://www.rammount.com/

Here's a mount if you want to keep it simple:

http://www.aerostich.com/product.php?productid=16289&cat=261&page=3

 

[MILF Rider]

Thanks for the quick responses everyone...I really like the one 3D posted...and $30 sounds like a bargain so it'll probably be the one I go with for now...once it's been road tested, if I don't like it...I'll try something else.

Cheers all,

MILF Rider

 

[roogie]

RAM Mount is a great way to go, http://www.gpscity.com has a great selection. For instance:

This is a stainless one that mounts to your handlebars, I have this one and it works great.

http://www.gpscity.com/item-npi-ram-b-1 ... b149c1.htm

roog