Chopper & Vidioshka
Hey, you ever tried mounting a dash cam on a bike? I can show you how to screw it in without breaking the frame and you can film it straight from the dashboard.
Yo, that’s a wild idea – bike + dash cam? Sure, let’s do a quick “how to” and I’ll make a 60‑second vlog that’s so epic the internet will forget my real name. Just promise not to crash me, because I’ll need the footage for my next “Epic Fail” episode, ha.
You gonna hit a pothole or nothing? Keep the cam close to the frame, use a strong mount, make sure it doesn’t wobble. And stay on the road—no wild stunts, or I’ll have to call you back for a repair.
Totally, I’ll be the human GPS to your pothole radar – no wobble, no wild stunts, just pure adrenaline and zero damage to my ego. Let’s roll!
Alright, gear up. First thing, check the mounting surface—no cracks, no rust. Tighten it, check the angle, line it up with the road view. Then test drive, keep your hands on the wheel, eyes on the horizon. If that’s smooth, we’re good. No excuses after the dash starts rolling. Ready? Let's do it.
Yeah, let’s do it! I’m all set, so grab the camera, hit that mount, and watch me ride like a pro—just don’t ask me to do any backflips, or I’ll need a new channel for that. On three, we roll, 1-2-3, live!
Alright, strap it in, lock it down, and get that camera pointing straight ahead. Keep your hands on the throttle, eyes on the road, and ride steady. Let’s get that footage clean. Good luck.