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Cycling action camera recommendation
Tobster86
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I need to replace my Veho Muvi action camera, which is bloody awful (has sporadic problems with saving files where it sometimes just doesn't, has a far too narrow viewing angle, and in low light conditions is about as useful as Anne Frank's drumkit).
I was nearly killed by a numpty driving a Ford Fiesta 'support vehicle' in Worcester yesterday who had used the second lane of a roundabout to overtake me, cut me up, and turn left only to immediately catch up with stationary traffic. In the ensuing altercation I showed him the camera and promised to report him to his boss and the police, but the camera failed to actually store the file; leaving me with a sense of regret that I didn't just punch him in the face (I'm vehemently against violence, but for some people there really is no alternative, aside from maybe recording them with a camera that actually works).
So I will double my budget to £60-80. It must mount to my backpack strap (I don't use a helmet) and it's sole purpose is recording my commutes, although being transferrable to the car would be advantageous.
Can anyone recommend anything?
I was nearly killed by a numpty driving a Ford Fiesta 'support vehicle' in Worcester yesterday who had used the second lane of a roundabout to overtake me, cut me up, and turn left only to immediately catch up with stationary traffic. In the ensuing altercation I showed him the camera and promised to report him to his boss and the police, but the camera failed to actually store the file; leaving me with a sense of regret that I didn't just punch him in the face (I'm vehemently against violence, but for some people there really is no alternative, aside from maybe recording them with a camera that actually works).
So I will double my budget to £60-80. It must mount to my backpack strap (I don't use a helmet) and it's sole purpose is recording my commutes, although being transferrable to the car would be advantageous.
Can anyone recommend anything?
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The mobius camera is very good. Have a look at https://www.joovuu.com/gb/action-cameras/77-mobius-standard-lens-bicycle-pack.html0
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I need to replace my Veho Muvi action camera, which is bloody awful (has sporadic problems with saving files where it sometimes just doesn't, has a far too narrow viewing angle, and in low light conditions is about as useful as Anne Frank's drumkit).
I was nearly killed by a numpty driving a Ford Fiesta 'support vehicle' in Worcester yesterday who had used the second lane of a roundabout to overtake me, cut me up, and turn left only to immediately catch up with stationary traffic. In the ensuing altercation I showed him the camera and promised to report him to his boss and the police, but the camera failed to actually store the file; leaving me with a sense of regret that I didn't just punch him in the face (I'm vehemently against violence, but for some people there really is no alternative, aside from maybe recording them with a camera that actually works).
So I will double my budget to £60-80. It must mount to my backpack strap (I don't use a helmet) and it's sole purpose is recording my commutes, although being transferrable to the car would be advantageous.
Can anyone recommend anything?
Well , it only takes a fall to receive a head injury and you may not be around to rely on any footage, I use a cam in my car, and the amount of cyclists I see without high visibilty wear or even rear lights is concerning.
I'm too scared to use any of my bikes nowadays the roads are too risky.0
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