Go Pro or similar

Thanks, Cafe!! I'm going to try it today with the record volume set to 10 (instead of the default 50).

But as per guidance, I won't post any more videos/mention non-English motorcycles! Sorry for doing so but I wanted to sort out/get some advice re my first purchase/use of the camera on a motorcycle. The CB400 was available for testing but the Norton - being 4,914.74 miles away (thank you, Google Earth!) was not!

I bolted mine to the left side of the headlight bracket using a simple L-shaped bit of alloy. It stayed stable even at speed and gave me decent forward shots.

I have a bunch of chips full of footage from an Himalayan ride a few years ago. Seemed like I had to subscribe to a cloud account or something and make payments, it was all too much for me...

I only wanted to be able to see them on my computer or maybe tv but have only been able to watch them on the tiny go pro screen Maybe some day I'll get back to it?

Nothing like that required - at least with the DJI action 4. Download the videos directly from the camera to your computer. I assume any current action camera would do the same thing.

Well, that's interesting! I tried for some time when I got back from Ladakh, then got busy with other things and didn't look back. Google shows it as an easy process for my Go Pro-10, and even reccomends a video! There could be hope after all

Any reccomendation for a free or cheap basic editing program? I don't think my unspectacular footage will ever be on you tube or anything...

Thanks Mike!

I ended up checking this list https://www.insta360.com/blog/tips/bike-camera-recommendations.html and found a few simpler options that still give solid quality. The mount choice made a big difference too—once I got a stable one, even bumps didn’t mess too much with the video. That roundup really helped me figure it out faster.