Custom24
Über Member
- Location
- Oxfordshire
This evening, I saw another cyclist ahead of me almost killed by some stupid/reckless driving. It was a near miss - I spoke to him (the cyclist) and he was fine. I reviewed my video footage when I got home and neither the front or rear camera managed to get a read of the registration plate - it was dusk and there was too much shake in the video.
I have two SJ4000 on my bike, one forward and one rear. The front one is mounted on the stem, the rear just below the seatpost where the stays meet. I use the waterproof cases that come with the SJ4000, lashed down onto some inner tube with a bit of foam inside it for some padding.
How can I do something better? I did find the quality of the video much better when it was helmet mounted, but I don't want to go back to that.
Thanks for any suggestions.
I have two SJ4000 on my bike, one forward and one rear. The front one is mounted on the stem, the rear just below the seatpost where the stays meet. I use the waterproof cases that come with the SJ4000, lashed down onto some inner tube with a bit of foam inside it for some padding.
How can I do something better? I did find the quality of the video much better when it was helmet mounted, but I don't want to go back to that.
Thanks for any suggestions.