last ride at johnson valley - HD
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@1990BayBoy I drilled it smooth with a drill bit, and checked the helmet afterwards. the helmet's safe
oh and you're welcome, thanks for the +1
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LMAO!!!!! hahaha yea lets just drill a hole in a helmet that protects you. lol +1 for the laugh.!!
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hey thanks. it's not even a helmet cam, it's just a Kodak Z1085 IS, a point and shoot. it costs around $200, maybe less now, and i put it on the helmet with a mini bendy tripod. i just bent the legs around the front of the helmet and wah, lah, helmet cam. i would make a video showing it, but the puppy broke the tripod lol. so now i just drilled a screw through the top of my helmet and screw on the camera.
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hahaha half way through the video i noticed that ive ridden on that same trail
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where did you get your helmet cam and whats its name/cost?
ive been really intrested in getting them but most videos of them are crap quality, yours is amazing
im a johnson valley rider ^_^
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honda's a good company, too.
By any chance could you tell me where you guys camped at me and a couple of buddies are thinking about heading out there for the first time maybe for a weekend were from the San Bernardino area just trying to find out what the best spots are out there
702dirtrider 1 year ago
@702dirtrider This is near Soggy Dry Lake. We camp at the "Rockpile", which is a mile or 2 away from the actual dry lake bed. I'll send you a message showing how to get there from San Bernardino.
supersnot4 1 year ago
Going to slow in the soft stuff sucks on a bike. Looks like you were all having fun though.
Ragenrider 2 years ago
wasn't too soft, and it's nice to have the power to pull out of it.
but yeah we were all having fun.
supersnot4 2 years ago