SPCA Chase Cam footage

Recorded on SPCA trail at Woodhill forest bike park, Auckland, New Zealand.

Footage taken with el cheapo ATC2K camera mounted to bike frame behind fork.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• mtb
• downhill
• atc2k
• woodhill

[blumpher]

that's pretty good footage ...been thinking of getting a headcam to do different shots and might try that one!

Have a look at our videos if you want to see the riding in south wales, the other side of the world. I hear New Zealand is really good for mtbing?

[radiusq]

I'm originally from the UK and got to ride a few trails in Glyncorrwg last year during a trip back. Whites Level is awesome. One of the best trails I've ever ridden. There's just so much variety on that one trail.

There's plenty of good riding around New Zealand for sure. Check out 'Drop in NZ' if you want to watch a New Zealand mountain biking road trip. Be warned that it'll make you want to visit though.

[falconbanshee]

how mych did ure cam cost? i found the same one on ebay for $105 is that a good deal?

[radiusq]

That's roughly what I paid.

[pdubs926]

sorry for all tese questions but i want to uppgrade my shocks so what shocks r thouse do u like theme and how much did u pay for them

[Alubre]

LOL your mate fall down and no word was spoken, not even surprised... was that scheduled or something? XDXD

[lumoruk]

The camera is focusing on your bike wheels rather than the trail so it's washed out.

[blumpher]

ok, will do...I already want to go there after we rode with a Mouri Girl and her Bristol husband locally and heard about it over there...Glyncorrwg is good, but there are better natural bits in South Wales so if you're ever back here chechout our rides and come along!

[Buckle1969]

Thanks for that. I think I need to put some sort of bung between the front end of the camera and the frame and then strap it down to stop the front end moving around too much while slotted into the mounting bracket.

Thanks for your tips!

[Buckle1969]

Thanks for that. I think I need to put some sort of bung between the front end of the camera and the frame and then strap it down to stop the front end moving around too much while slotted into the mounting bracket.

Thanks for your tips!