A new way to take a video...
http://www.polaroid.com/cube
The video CUBE...
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Re: The video CUBE...
I went cheap and used my motorola phone on vacation in August. I bungee corded it to the left mirror hit record and went on my way. It did pretty good I was impressed. I would have posted the video but did not know how. 

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Re: The video CUBE...
By the time you buy their mounting accessories to get it on a bike, you might as well buy a Go pro camera.
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Re: The video CUBE...
From what I read, the Cube is much easier to set up and operate. I have two GoPros and most of their mounts and underwater cases. For a basic $99, the Cube looks pretty good for basic action clips. Seems to be set up the same way I would set up my GoPro for sports action vids. I like the single, multifunction button on top with three basic inputs for full control. No so sure about a magnetic mount, though! They say it's stable at 35mph, but what about 135mph on the track? All that wind, then just hit one small bump and it's gone, I would bet!
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Re: The video CUBE...
Here is the camera I used
http://www.tachyoninc.com/bikercam.php
It was $229.00 on Amazon and came with 3 different mounts, a waterproof cover, and power cord with CL adapter. It can record in 720 or 1080p. And uses a 32gb sd card for storage. It records in 15 minute sections so it makes it easy to find the footage you need.
Here is how I mounted it to my bike:
http://1drv.ms/1xGAr9C
And here are the videos:
http://1drv.ms/1rH6L7i
http://www.tachyoninc.com/bikercam.php
It was $229.00 on Amazon and came with 3 different mounts, a waterproof cover, and power cord with CL adapter. It can record in 720 or 1080p. And uses a 32gb sd card for storage. It records in 15 minute sections so it makes it easy to find the footage you need.
Here is how I mounted it to my bike:
http://1drv.ms/1xGAr9C
And here are the videos:
http://1drv.ms/1rH6L7i
Dan
2010 Voyager 1700
Palm Bay, Florida
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