deputydog95

Then you should go out and get proper safety equipment first and worry about filming later

skxf430

Thanks for the compliment.

I was running MPSC that day.

skxf430

Ha ha hah. I cut the video short as I was on my cool down lap.

FINN987

Where? Depends on what you want to see. How? Rennline tow hook mount or suction cup.

dan212

Dudley - where did you get that clamp?? It sounds interesting..

Gt3 Racer RS

Nah, I'm not safe! I haven't driven my GT3 in 4 months

deputydog95

I'm guessing you live somewhere cold then as that's a crime

Gt3 Racer RS

Yes i live where we get 300 feet of snow a year in the winter!

Dudley

The clamp I used was a handlebar clamp with longer than standard bolts. I adjust it to eye level.

HiWind

Dave - great idea! Thanks ... And the bike handlebar attach is onof the cheapest too

Plavan

The best Gopro mount ever.... You just need a rollbar. The thing is awesome, any position, any angle, rotates. Billet aluminum, no vibration.
No affilation

http://www.svtek.com/VS_Billet_II.html

bmwtye

These mounting points gave me some great video

911rox

Guys, just a word of warning with suction cupping to body panels, on my jetski, i get some flex cracks in the gel coat from mounting my gopro to it... Not structural, just cosmetic. Admittedly, i was riding at warp speed with the cam dragging through water at times to give some amazing shots but our car panels are nowhere near as solid as my ski...

The suction cup holds strong and the g-forces and drag created at speed could crease panels or harm paintwork... Something to keep in mind!

ChrisF

For those who are using the Hero2, have any of you experienced a white out effect outside the cabin when filming? I have mine mounted suctioned to the rear window in center and the picture of the interior is good but the track is heavily washed out. What setting do I have messed up? Thanks

Plavan

You need to set the camera to "Center Spot" I think the icon is a square with a dot in the middle. That will fix your problem.