When you think about combining bikes and video cameras, you basically imagine one of the following three scenarios:
- Guy’s front wheel stops, and he flips before jamming his groin.
- Guy does stupid jump into lake, but knocks his groin and misses lake
- Kid drives bike into bushes
Apparently the world of biking and online video can meet in more interesting ways. For a glimpse into this, check out Endless Cycle. The writer contributed to the production of an IMAX bicyling video that is gorgeous… it’s called Wired to Win and has some of the most beautiful footage of bikers.
I want a bike helmit cam. Anyone sell those?
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>I want a bike helmit cam. Anyone sell those?
http://www.nextag.com/helmet-cameras/search-html
joe
Oh, I’ve seen some crazy stuff. My favorite would be the guys who race through NYC on bikes, filming the entire thing. It’s like watching a dogfight in 2 dimensions and way more intense.
Here’s a glimpse.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3072802822198659666
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Ohhhhh…. must make money on Revver to afford helmet cam. I’ll wear it to the mall and wander around.
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