glenjohannesson

The camera is mounted on the seat post with and extension tube reaching forward and up. I custom machined the parts. I also dont use the Trails anymore, I found they allowed too much vibration. I have been trying to get around to posting photos of it for a while.

I have a new clamp that holds the camera by the aluminum barrel that reduces the shake. I found the trails, when used from one side only allowed too much flex. Ill post more video and one with some mount shots soon.The mounts are machined from aluminum and I use a small ball head camera mount.

Yeah, its a bit shaky. I might have to add some damping to the mount or isolate the camera a bit more.

It is a bit far out but I can moce it in a bit for narrow trails. I machined a custom seat post clamp and used some aluminum tubing to mount a ball head about 24 away from the bike.

The idea was for a short shot to be edited into a longer video. I was trying the 60fps only. When I get out on the trail with it Ill probably use HD.

The camera is mounted on the seat post with and extension tube reaching forward and up. I custom machined the parts. I also dont use the Trails anymore, I found they allowed too much vibration. I have been trying to get around to posting photos of it for a while.

I have a new clamp that holds the camera by the aluminum barrel that reduces the shake. I found the trails, when used from one side only allowed too much flex. Ill post more video and one with some mount shots soon.The mounts are machined from aluminum and I use a small ball head camera mount.

Yeah, its a bit shaky. I might have to add some damping to the mount or isolate the camera a bit more.

It is a bit far out but I can moce it in a bit for narrow trails. I machined a custom seat post clamp and used some aluminum tubing to mount a ball head about 24 away from the bike.

The idea was for a short shot to be edited into a longer video. I was trying the 60fps only. When I get out on the trail with it Ill probably use HD.