Originally Posted by cubewheels

I agree about the helmet cam. I did it once, very shaky. One good thing about helmet cam is motorists see them easily (to deter them from doing any reckless moves).


I use video mostly to monitor my pedaling technique so I mount the camera in a pole, tied up in the rear rack, wide angle lens, looking forward for a good view of my legs and shadow on the street (if the sun is at angle) to observe my riding posture.


The bike mounted cam does get shaky in rough sections of the road. So it seems the chest is might be the most stable location for a cam!