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    Thumbs up I reckon this is a pretty good deal for a motorcycle action camera

    I reckon this is a pretty good deal for a motorcycle action camera.

    GOPRO HD Hero2 Motorsports Edition

    I used a number of action cameras now, found the gopro is by far the best on the market. I paid 490ish @ Camera & Camera on Queen street few month ago...

    If anyone thinking of getting one, now is a good time. lol

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    Wow, yes. Mostly, they cost $500. Buy it, you won't be disappointed, except maybe with the sound (wind noise). I borrowed a non HD one on my bike and found that if you get a cotton tip (like the one you pick your ears with) pull the tip off, and shove it between the camera housing and the mic hole. Made a big difference.

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    HD HERO2: Motorsports Edition is $399 here (OZ). Amazing footage, love the slow-mo stuff.

    Word of advice... don't use the suction cap mount on the bike. You may be spending half the day back tracking to pick up the pieces

    I've got a Replay XD1080, happy with it sofar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc rider View Post

    Word of advice... don't use the suction cap mount on the bike. You may be spending half the day back tracking to pick up the pieces
    I use the suction cup mount all the,time never had a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc rider View Post
    Word of advice... don't use the suction cap mount on the bike. You may be spending half the day back tracking to pick up the pieces
    Word of advice... the suction cup has a locking lever and you should spit or add water on the cup to make double sure its going to stick.

    Had a mate tell me the suction cup was too wobbly for videos. Then I told him he should try using that locking lever to hold it rock solid on the bike...


    I have actually had the camera fall off once. Stayed on the tank but only just and had to come to a stop with one hand while holding it which wasn't the easiest.

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