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Thought I would start a thread, having recently picked up a helmet/bike camera. Somewhere to put pretty bits of scenery, nice climbs etc.
Dont know if anyone else has a helmet cam or not?
Little one to kick off, a gentle stroll along 12k of Devon river. Nice flat route, you can tootle along at a nice comfortable 30kph with no real interuptions (although the route is hell in summer). You can carry on after this section as far as you want, there is about 3k of really rough flint/gravel path, and then it hits the coast road/cycle lanes for about 25k before it starts hitting major towns. A nice little 70k out and back on a sunny day if thats your cup of tea.
Anyway, little 12k section, sped up a "little" bit to make it less tedious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PuYsN25X-c
It is fairly jumpy. I bike mounted the camera and it picked up every little vibration. Helmet mounting has its advantages, and also from a helmet mount the view would have been better being that little higher up. We live and learn.
Dont know if anyone else has a helmet cam or not?
Little one to kick off, a gentle stroll along 12k of Devon river. Nice flat route, you can tootle along at a nice comfortable 30kph with no real interuptions (although the route is hell in summer). You can carry on after this section as far as you want, there is about 3k of really rough flint/gravel path, and then it hits the coast road/cycle lanes for about 25k before it starts hitting major towns. A nice little 70k out and back on a sunny day if thats your cup of tea.
Anyway, little 12k section, sped up a "little" bit to make it less tedious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PuYsN25X-c
It is fairly jumpy. I bike mounted the camera and it picked up every little vibration. Helmet mounting has its advantages, and also from a helmet mount the view would have been better being that little higher up. We live and learn.