Bike Cam or Helmet Cam?

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Camera system installed! I like the low profile cameras....I think they blend right into the bike. The image quality is pretty good, but beyond 20-25 mph the cameras quickly fall victim to a harmonic resonance that creates a very noticeable wavy effect. I'm playing with some different materials to use for vibration isolation.

Its not useful an action cam unless I can do something to dramatically dampen the harmonics, but that's not why I bought it. I view it as another piece of "just in case" gear that I hope to never use to it's full potential.

I mounted the front camera to the same stud the horns are mounted to. I removed the rear reflector and mounted the rear camera where the reflector was. Then, I remounted the reflector to my milk crate. I think I like the reflector better there anyway.

Front closeup:
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Full front:
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Rear closeup:
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Full rear:
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Videos of this morning's ride as I'm pulling into downtown Sacramento:
Front Camera
[url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/28hpvne4csxmtwq/2018_0822_090046_170R.MP4?dl=0]Rear Camera
 
egleaves it looks good on your bike and should help with security also when parked , this is my roam 3 this morning at 100 MPH with shield up , can you adjust for faster frame rate ?
 
I have a Sena Prism tube camera mounted to my camera. Takes AWESOME video and runs for about 2 hours on a charge....perfect for my daily commute.
 
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