Photo/Film camera for motorcycle

**jethro69** · 19th January 2011, 04:15 PM

Hi folks,

Was considering to buy a camera, I can fix directly to the bike. I found out if I have to use my normal camera, I'm most of the time back with no pictures at all. While surfing, I came across this little thing http://www.goprocamera.com/products/ , which seems to be sold in BKK (Seacon Store for around 12-13K

) does anyone use this or an similar product, and what is the experience with it?.

**Davidfl** · 19th January 2011, 04:33 PM

Originally Posted by jethro69

Hi folks,

Was considering to buy a camera, I can fix directly to the bike. I found out if I have to use my normal camera, I'm most of the time back with no pictures at all. While surfing, I came across this little thing http://www.goprocamera.com/products/ , which seems to be sold in BKK (Seacon Store for around 12-13K

) does anyone use this or an similar product, and what is the experience with it?.

Jethro69

I searched for gopro camera & turned up these.

http://www.gt-rider.com/thailand-mot...hep-Helmet-Cam.

http://www.gt-rider.com/thailand-mot...Helmet-Cameras

http://www.gt-rider.com/thailand-mot...007-Helmet-cam

I hope they help.

**Naz** · 20th July 2011, 06:05 PM

any alternatives to go pro???

im sure Chints made some cheap thing for same application, wich would be weather proof or housed as well.

I know myself i know my get offs i would be very worried about expensive camera for sure..because no matter how everythingproof it is- it would be broken sooner or later. Im sure road riders have a reason to buy high end camers, but i dont understand a dirt rider who buying top notch camera to shoot....dirt.... dirt...some falls... and then dirt again... i can't see it reasonable

**TonyBKK** · 21st July 2011, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Naz

any alternatives to go pro???

im sure Chints made some cheap thing for same application, wich would be weather proof or housed as well.

I know myself i know my get offs i would be very worried about expensive camera for sure..because no matter how everythingproof it is- it would be broken sooner or later. Im sure road riders have a reason to buy high end camers, but i dont understand a dirt rider who buying top notch camera to shoot....dirt.... dirt...some falls... and then dirt again... i can't see it reasonable

Plenty of alternatives to the GoPro are discussed in the second thread that David shared with you above: http://www.gt-rider.com/thailand-mot...Helmet-Cameras

There are cameras with more features and better image quality than the GoPro, but I still think the GoPro is one of the TOUGHEST cameras on the market.

Ride On!

Tony