GoPro vids from todays ride... CT

[fx4pitrone]

Originally Posted by sd1

cool...you wont regret going that route...and id do the fronts as soon as you can.....its like night and day...id rather have a stock quad with great suspension than a fully built one with no suspension

nice gift btw

Yea, I think I'm sold on getting a stabilizer... took a lot of hard hits to the wrists and shoulders.... just gonna run the stick-type due to lack of funds...

I'm gonna try to play w/ my front shocks a little bit more... don't have the $$ before the holidays to spend on shocks, so maybe a little tuning will help until I can drop some coin on something else...

Thanks for the comments guys! And btw, yes it's the GoPro Hero HD motorsports camera, 1080 HD... I only took footage in 720 though due to memory card space

[Xtremer-pXL]

Ive mounted my gopro to my helmet and the videos were ok. Then I used the roll bar mount and mounted it to my front bumper.
MUCH Better videos. You would think it would have a bunch of vibration. but its really smooth. Give it a try!.

BUT you do get alot of engine noise. you can barely hear the exhaust over the valve train.

[fx4pitrone]

Originally Posted by Xtremer-pXL

Ive mounted my gopro to my helmet and the videos were ok. Then I used the roll bar mount and mounted it to my front bumper.
MUCH Better videos. You would think it would have a bunch of vibration. but its really smooth. Give it a try!.

BUT you do get alot of engine noise. you can barely hear the exhaust over the valve train.

Never tried that... I didn't because I heard it was way too choppy... But I'll give it a try next time out!

[sd1]

Originally Posted by fx4pitrone

Yea, I think I'm sold on getting a stabilizer... took a lot of hard hits to the wrists and shoulders.... just gonna run the stick-type due to lack of funds...

I'm gonna try to play w/ my front shocks a little bit more... don't have the $$ before the holidays to spend on shocks, so maybe a little tuning will help until I can drop some coin on something else...

you an probably get them to work a bit better, but the stock shocks fade pretty quickly out of the crate....you could try just having them revalved first and save yourself some money....that alone will make a big difference...just something to think about