Short video test with my Go Pro Hero

[yellowmxwheels23]

http://youtu.be/t26GgtLSD0A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t26GgtLSD0A

[Domi]

Great video, thanks for sharing :thumbup2:

[robvanderveer]

Great vid indeed, thanks for that.

I noticed the huge camber on your left rear wheel (maybe right side too). Any comments on that?

[yellowmxwheels23]

I had the Ibach set up installed last year. The set up makes taking corners at high speeds a little less nerv racking..J/K. It's just the way it sits. When you get up to speed it goes back to normal.

[sean]

Not bad!

[robvanderveer]

How did you make the suction cup stick to the stainless? Mine sits great on glass but slips of the steel in about 30 seconds.

[yellowmxwheels23]

I clean the area real good and make sure the suction cup is wet. Are you using the Go Pro suction cup or something else?

[robvanderveer]

Yes, i am using the cup that came with the GoPro HD Motorsports.

[yellowmxwheels23]

Not sure, it's a pretty good size cup. just clean the area and make sure the cup is wet. Works for me.

[TheDutchTexan]

You must have a fine grain. The grain is where air can leak into the cup and cause it to fail. I know a guy with a supra that had it on one of his panels, and it fell off at 60mph.

I would only put it on the glass personally, 299 bucks is a lot to loose. I've been looking into getting one of these myself.

Nice footage! Don't care too much for the music, but I bet it beats the wind noise.

[robvanderveer]

Somehow my previous response got lost. Yes it is probably the grain. Although there is some amazing footage to be made with a low shot, i am still sticking to the glass..

[mccoy]

Just use a magnetic mount. Sorry, bad joke I know...

Thanks for the vid!