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I think it would be pretty awesome to have Go-Pro set up facing backwards off a riders helmet. Imagine a guy like Barcia with Roczen & Dungey right on his tail chasing him down and seeing it from the rear seat of the 51. Watching them scrub and haul ass right behind him would be epic.
What do you think
What do you think
The Shop
#FlashBackFriday
Adam Cianciarulo racing his supermini against the 125's. You can see the difference in power of the bikes as Jordon pulls away, but it's amazing how Adam could reel him back in and eventually pass him.
I remember in 09 or 10 back when the MX Nats were on television in Aus, one of the riders had the same set up and footage was really good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA0jRHKbRUI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKtAuflyc5w Watch this to see what I mean. Ken block used goPro Arrays in his Gymkhana series too. Pretty neat.
https://youtu.be/nnJBQS5Ik7s?list=UUTxb7D3qv1WpDukCKCc_ONA
Pit Row
There's a lightweight 360-camera which might be available soon that could be helmet mounted to give the same effect.
The POV does a lot better job of showing how much roost a rider cops when behind another bike, that dude behind you was getting filled in coming out of nearly every corner.
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This was a special race to me, as you can see I dedicated the race and holeshot to the late Nick Varner. I didn't know Nick, but I watched him crash and stood over him as it all unfolded that horrible day at Glen Helen...pretty heavy stuff.
Anyway, i'm an average starter at best. But this day I managed to pull a holeshot at Glen Helen, and going into Talladega you can hear me actually scream out "holeshot for you Nick!!".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59H4-IRDR24&list=UUstaIJfQhk5fJjWygGDjNoA
Doug
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