I was watching a show on OLN about kayaking, of all things, and they did a feature about a guy who makes helmet video cams. One of the videos they showed had the camera mounted under the seat of a MTB, looking backwards over the rear wheel. The guy was riding on a twisty single track, with another rider right behind him. Seeing the spinning rear wheel and the other rider carving through the turns just behind him was very cool.
Does anyone know of an example of this type of video on the internet? I have a friend who has done a fair bit of straight- forward helmet cam stuff but he sorta burned out on it. I want to show him an example of how this stuff looks to remotivate him.
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I was watching a show on OLN about kayaking, of all things, and they did a feature about a guy who makes helmet video cams. One of the videos they showed had the camera mounted under the seat of a MTB, looking backwards over the rear wheel. The guy was riding on a twisty single track, with another rider right behind him. Seeing the spinning rear wheel and the other rider carving through the turns just behind him was very cool.
Does anyone know of an example of this type of video on the internet? I have a friend who has done a fair bit of straight-forward helmet cam stuff but he sorta burned out on it. I want to show him an example of how this stuff looks to remotivate him.
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another rider right behind him. Seeing the spinning rear wheel and the other rider carving through the turns just behind him was very cool.
Does anyone know of an example of this type of video on the internet?
petefagerlin.com
Yeah was looking on Pete's site, but he's got a ridiculous (in a good way) amount of video there, and it wasn't obvious from the previews that he had what I was looking for. Got a specific one in mind?
I know he's got an example of this type of camera mount on his site....Pete?
I'd still like to fine one where the camera is mounted to the bike, rather then the rider's helmet. Obviously it's much easier to just flip around the helmet cam mount, though.
Does anyone know of an example of this type of video on the internet? I have a friend who has done a fair bit of straight-forward helmet cam stuff but he sorta burned out on it. I want to show him an example of how this stuff looks to remotivate him.
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Does anyone know of an example of this type of video on the internet? I have a friend who has done a fair bit of straight-forward helmet cam stuff but he sorta burned out on it. I want to show him an example of how this stuff looks to remotivate him.
Google actually works. You should try it sometime.
JOOI, how exactly would one Google for rear-facing mountain bike videos?
I actually found a couple videos on Google looking for "mountain bike video rear-facing." They were the same ones I found from the other poster's list of video sites, though. A lot of videos don't have text descriptions, though, just prevew pics. Kinda makes the Google search useless.
