First Attempt at Onboard Video...

[GrafikFeat]

For what it's worth...
First video posted...

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[robsryder]

So what kind of Ural were you riding? :) [I know that it says BMW R1200C with sidecar.]

What was the camera used? And what was the mounting device? Looks like a fairly wide angle lens. It was neat the way the rider and oncoming road was captured.

[GrafikFeat]

So what kind of Ural were you riding? :) [I know that it says BMW R1200C with sidecar.]

Here I am the night before (on the 4th) at the close of Salmon season on the Skykomish river...
The cooler, 4' long is full... Of PBR empties! :hungover

I did the video the next day...

[lineman126]

Looks like it was a good time! A cooler full of empties is usually always a good time.:beer

Here's my second attempt at an onboard video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KHZo29Amrs

[geoelement]

The music selection ROCKED and I was surprised by how stable the camera was, or its ability to stabilize the video. Please give us some details and thanks for sharing!

[GrafikFeat]

The music selection ROCKED and I was surprised by how stable the camera was, or its ability to stabilize the video. Please give us some details and thanks for sharing!

Thanks!

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