There are two ways to mount it; with a suction cup (which is what I have been using) and with mounts that have a 3M adhesive. The suction cup comes off easily and clean. I have not used the 3M ones yet but I know they wouldn't be reusable like the cup and will probably take a little strength and googone to get them off.

The camera is $300 for the motorsports version. My girl actually got it for me cause its all I would talk about and I think it came close to $400 after tax and shipping. Best buy has them too but not the actually motorsports version (basically a kit) so you would have to buy the extras separate but best buy has most of that too.

Check out the goPro facebook page, they've got some pretty cool vids on there.

 

Ebay has them for cheap.
If this kit includes everything you got with yours, I'm not hesitating to buy this.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-GOPRO-HD...item35b404dec5

 

looks like everything i got in mine, and the seller has a really high rating with a lot of products sold already...looks good to me

 

That suction cup will hold up to 150mph. It is secure.

I always run the solid back on the case to eliminate wind noise. Are you using the solid case or the slotted back cover?

 

I have been using the slotted because I've been trying to hear my exhaust. Also it recommended the slotted back up to 100 miles an hour and them the closed for over 100. I'll have to play around with both. I'm sure you have Gator!

 

Just curious because the sound on yours is very good so that is working out for you really well.

 

I love my GoPro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFwhbgzMK3s

Thats with the open back. I've done it with the close done, and still get slight wind noise, or it my be just rattling in the case. im still working on figuring it out. i'm workin on gettin a second one for the heck of it lol

 

Hopefully it stays that way. Sometimes it's hard to hear how well it sounds on my lap top but with a better speaker system I could really here it.

 

I'm behind the curve just getting one of theses haha. I agree a second camera would be great. I honestly wish I could run like 5 of them at one time!

 

P.S I posted another video in the exhaust section if you guys want to check it out

 

I have used the suction cup and adhesives. Both hold great but the adhesives are designed to be a permanent mount which works great for me on my bike. You will also pick up more vibration with the suction cup and longer arm which was a problem for me as I get a lot of abrupt suspension travel.

If you are interested in these, I paid less than the ebay price for the motorsport version from a motorcycle vendor that I get all the race parts for my bikes. Great company with a brick and mortar store and ships to the lower 48. PM me and I'll hook you up directly with the owner.

Though I don't think this would work outside of a closed course, you can also combine GPS plotters and GoPro video using software to overlay them. This is something I was playing with in this clip and works very well. I use a Yoyodyne Stealth 3 GPS laptimer that exports plotting data that can be combined with video that will map the track and synch the two together with special software. The video quality and sound are very bad in this clip because it was a trial that allowed for output at very low quality.

Oh, and sorry guys, I'm not trying to hijack the thread in any way. I just have a ton of experience with the setup and motorcycles are all I do with it so that is all I have to share.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-O0rUR-4Vo

 

Your truck isnt low enough if you still hit the antenna on the garage