Handycam on bike.

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Here is my £20 s/hand handycam fitted to the bike,notice the LED screen sits behind the screen this takes the wind volosity away.the mount was made with a piece of 6mm plas heated and bent to give me the correct angle I needed.The velco strap was just a scrap piece to try the fitment out,and all works well.

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Good on you Alfie, love the ingenuity.

Alfie you must save a fortune with the way you regularly diversify with idea's, very good mate.

Nice job Alfie  You've saved a few quid there mate.

Cheers for the comments,here is a 3minute vid,need to lift camera up a little bit.

Cracking  picture quality Alfie 

That is purely down to the camera,made up it worked out took ages to upload,certainly puts you off doing full vids.There again it might be me not doing it right yet,I will get it in the end.

Very good Alfie, That works really well, you must be chuffed.
Bit disappointed that you didn't rev the nuts off of your bike as you went under that bridge for effect though, or maybe I should just grow up and stop doing that.

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Bit disappointed that you didn't rev the nuts off of your bike as you went under that bridge for effect though, or maybe I should just grow up and stop doing that. 

Nah! it always brings a smile to my face when I hear a loud pipe in a tunnel or going under a bridge, It would be rude not to 

Good quality but don't use youtube's shake correction. It makes videos look like on an acid trip (not that I'd know...lol)

As for bridges...I always rev and grin haha

Cheers for the comments lads,the only time I gave it some throttle was at 1:44 to 1:55 so my home made baffles must work,another good saving.I do agree sound is good when going through tunnels ie:Mersey Tunnels or some on the Welsh Coast roads especially when there are a few of you.Cheers Marcin for your tip   don't use youtube's shake correction. all tips greatly acepted,and needed.