I mounted the GoPro right to the nose of the shark nose fairing with the big suction cup. Worked fine in test conditions. All that was missing was a remote which I see will be available in April 2012 for some of their cameras. Pretty cool.

Has anyone tried the 3D camera?

 

Subscribed. Getting a GoPro in time for a May trip to the Grand Canyon.

 

Thanks CruzN I found it.
Ordered a GoPro 2, and wall charger (w/2 batteries) from Amazon.com

 

I use a Ram Mount system that attaches to the handlebar with a small 'u' clamp and ball. There's 3" arm that attaches to that. I then mounted the GoPro on the arm. this leaves me with a full range of motion to level/adjust the camera. The camera is attached to the mount with the stick on helmet mount that comes with the camera. The 'wedge' you see is just a Lexan wafer that I made, with a 1/4x20 threaded hole in it. The whole assembly gets screw onto the Ram Mount. The little bungee looking cord is a safety lanyard that I attach in case something fails and the camera comes loose. I use the same mount for my GPS (I have two mounts, one on each handlebar end)



BigDaddy:
The 3D is not a camera, it's a case/mount that allows you to mount 2 cameras side by side. There's a cable that connects the two cameras. This is what creates the 3D.
http://gopro.com/hd-hero-accessories/3d-hero-system/


FloridaFLHX:
We're touring Vegas/Zion/Bryce/Monument Valley/Grand Canyon in Oct, which is why I picked up the GoPro
I'm looking forward to seeing your pictures in May.


White Coyote:
If you have a 12v power source on your bike, you can buy a USB plug to cig adapter from GoPro. Then you don't have to worry about a battery. The good part is that it has two USB ports so you can also power any other USB device at the same time.
http://gopro.com/camera-accessories/auto-charger/

 

The battery lasts in the neighborhood of 3 hours. I'm guessing that the settings that you use for video quality/etc will affect this. If you have an existing charger for a cell-phone/camera/ipod/etc that has a USB port for a cable to plug in to, the cable that comes with the GoPro will plug in to that and work just fine.

Not directly to your post, but for mounting, I had it mounted to the front fender of my old bike (81 gold wing) and that worked pretty well, but I've moved it to a helmet mount on the front of a half-helmet that I generally wear, and that mounting works really well for me so far. I use Sony Vegas Platinum 10 for my video editing.