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Spot the GoPro Hero Session 4.

By the left front turn signal. Man thats pretty well hidden. Like the hand guards.
(03-31-2016, 11:23 AM)EarsOnWheels_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Spot the GoPro Hero Session 4.


Haha it's so tiny. Right in front of the front left turn signal.
(03-31-2016, 11:23 AM)EarsOnWheels_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Spot the GoPro Hero Session 4.

what kind of mount did you use for your cube?
I've done something similar with my Polaroid Cube+

An chest mount provides a good vantage point which includes the gauges and hand controls . Wearing the camera on your body helps to isolate it from the bumps to provide a steadier video. Got a GoPro chest mount yesterday at Walmart for the $39 list price. Hope to test it tomorrow.
forgot to share my new cockpit view...
Handy to have a rear view.






Dang, I like what Honda did with the meters and the display of the new models.
Very cool. Smile
[url=http://nypost.com/2014/10/13/gopro-sinks-on-report-helmet-cam-worsened-skiers-injury/]michael schumacher (F1 driver) got serious brain injuries in a skiing accident and a gopro was strongly implicated (2014)
the helmet broke where the camera was mounted
in the time since it's been determined anything mounted on a helmet of any type can cause a torque to the helmet or additional damage
most track day orgs now ban any helmet-mounted cam
(07-16-2016, 12:40 PM)Ulvetanna_imp Wrote: [ -> ][url=http://nypost.com/2014/10/13/gopro-sinks-on-report-helmet-cam-worsened-skiers-injury/]michael schumacher (F1 driver) got serious brain injuries in a skiing accident and a gopro was strongly implicated (2014)
the helmet broke where the camera was mounted
in the time since it's been determined anything mounted on a helmet of any type can cause a torque to the helmet or additional damage
most track day orgs now ban any helmet-mounted cam

Didn't know that. I know a lot of guys who still do this on the street -- definetely something to share with them.
(07-16-2016, 12:40 PM)Ulvetanna_imp Wrote: [ -> ][url=http://nypost.com/2014/10/13/gopro-sinks-on-report-helmet-cam-worsened-skiers-injury/]michael schumacher (F1 driver) got serious brain injuries in a skiing accident and a gopro was strongly implicated (2014)
the helmet broke where the camera was mounted
in the time since it's been determined anything mounted on a helmet of any type can cause a torque to the helmet or additional damage
most track day orgs now ban any helmet-mounted cam

That's very interesting. There's a continuing debate in Australia about the legality of mounting cameras on helmets.
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