Bike cam

Cool. Love those RD's. They were like bees in the tight twisties in Malibu CYN back in the day. Open road it's SEE YA. :woohoo: I'm going to get a cheap one like I had at first. $20 and mount it under my top box. I had it so it would turn on when the bike did. A loop system and G sensor. Vibration killed it. Has a card that can go into my bike lap top. Using movie maker and also have VLC media player I haven't tried yet. Your bike sounds great and it looked like your partner did a brodie in that last turn. I'd like to see more.
Steve

Yeah, he had the front wheel in the air, but wasn't quite in the right place to show up on camera. That bike was a great example too. The crankcase seals were still rock solid and the cylinders had really good compression.

There was one on CL close to me for $3500. Low mile and stock except low bars. If I could, I would have bought it. It was red with pin stripes and all. Brought back fond memories.
Steve

loudhvx wrote: :ohmy: Great vids !

I have two mounts, one forward, and one rearward for getting the tailgaters. Windows used to have a really simple, easy, free editor for splicing the footage together called Moviemaker. I don't know if the latest windows version still has it. You seem to have something similar. Windows? or Mac?

I use the super-cheap cameras that look like little flashlights. I have them hard-mounted so the sound is mostly mechanical engine noise. The rear camera does pick up more exhaust sound, which is what I use for the audio. I usually just ignore the front camera's sound. The editor lets you separate the audio and splice that as well.

Here's one I did a few years ago. At about 2:30 you can get a little bit of decent exhaust sound. When you let off the throttle, though, it's all wind noise. I've thought about getting a separate audio recorder, but that's getting a little much.

I wish I still had my 79 400F. Great little bike with the right power, frame stiffness and suspension. I learned a lot about riding fast in the twisties with that thing! Typical noisy 2 stroke but I didn't care... LOL, I had my KZ1000, a CX500, a Honda 200cc Rebel kinda thing and a KZ900LTD all at the same time back then.

Need to make a lanyard so I can hang the cam from my neck. The belt doesn't work so well.
Steve

People are getting weird. :huh:
Steve

Another clip from today.
Steve

Had a little fun this morning. :woohoo:
Steve