I have a Handle Bar Camera mount that I just got, but it seems that the footage that I shoot, jumps around enough to make you dizzy watching the video. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I did notice my GF's new camera has a very cool feature, when you get ready to shoot a pic the stabilizer kicks in and gives a shake free shot. I don't know if it works on videos and she's not willing to let me try it out on the front of my bike.

I was hoping to not have to upgrade my camera but who knows what all the other video's are shot with.

I'll keep experimenting - once I get it right I'll do some each week to keep you guys entertained, it should be cool.

I would think it would smooth out when your RPM's get up, but I suppose for picture quality it may not. You may have to mount it to your helmet?

Yeah, I saw one helmet cam last week, guy had a go pro- nice set up.
I'd prefer to get the bar mount. I"m going to see if I can tie the cam down tighter to the bar.

It seems that the windshield is in the way of the cam so I have to take it off to film. Problem is I have to stash it someplace and then go back to get it. I'm going to have to plan a day that is a little warmer and leave the windshield home. The mount works better when the bike is rolling and engaged but still shakes. I'm going to try some rubber bands next... I'll keep you all posted.

A good riding video with good music makes for one heck of an enjoyable production. I've watched and enjoyed a bunch over the years.

I know what you're saying. I've seen some really good ones on youtube.
try motorcycle videos