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Looks great!! :)

My Hero 2 only has the light on the front, so I always had to lean over the handlebars to make sure it was on. Finally, it uses AAA batteries instead of a special battery pack, so it's a lot easier to obtain and carry extra batteries.

Also, if you are looking for a GoPro, I would suggest looking at their 'motorsport' model. I'm not sure if they still make it or not, but it has a few useful features the others don't. Well, a few features my camera (Hero 2) doesn't. I think all of their newer models have a lot more features...

Yes, it is pretty nice to be able to look back at those good times but it's also easy to end up with hours of high-definition video that you have to either keep and use or delete. I found that I would turn the camera on when I start riding and turn it off when I stop for a break. That way, the...

Thank you! Yes, it was a nice location for video, but was only held on by the GoPro elastic strap, so there was a lot of vibration that transferred into the sound and video. I ended up mounting it to the top of the headlight cover, which worked very well. i added a piece of 1/2" thick dense...

I also added hooked handlebars from a GT, a PowerMadd 'mountain bar/grab strap' and machined cutouts into the handlebar riser, then polished it. For the rear suspension, I built a narrow rear axle so I could place two billet wheels inside the skid rails. So that's about it, hopefully one of...

Well thank you very much, that's quite the compliment! :) Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I haven't been on here as much during our summer months. To answer your question, yes, that is basically the stock look. I say basically because the Mountain Lite/MTX models never came with...

Thank you!