would imagine that fixing it to the leatt brace would also be an option? Similar to the chest protector, and not restricting airflow like the mouthpiece

I agree on the chest mount, some of the best vids both dirt and street I've seen were shot that way. Chin bar mount is good too, and its natural to keep your head out of harm's way, protectiong the camera.

i have a couple of short vids on youtube, just search rbm33.

i also have the chesty mount but i stand up a lot with that mount it changes the field of view alot. whe i stand up and bend down the camera nagle changes greatly where with the helmet mount it always stays focused on where im actually looking. if you sit alot the chest mount would probably work pretty well.

Also, I look at the scars on the front of my chest protector where the camera would be and think twice.:eek: All trade offs like anything else.

Here is a recent vid with the cam mounted under the visor.

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

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How did you fit under visor All i can get it in is at an angle?
Any pics
Thanks Stoby
Also hoping for chin mount pics????????

I cut a hole in the visor and pointed it all the way up, the angle turned out perfect. The Camera is held on with a cotter pin. It is also nice because you can hear the beeps a bit better. The chin mount works fine as well but I did notice it more out there.

http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/a...ormount003.jpg

http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/a...oldbike023.jpg

Here are a few of my side mount vids-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6z9cy77qKM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH6QE_nIrxE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNO3T9I0Edk

PEB,

So, if one were to go off the side of that hill, is there anyway to get yourself or the bike out? Geeze!

Not easily :D