Nice Video Dudley. Here's to videoing and driving ;-)

the camera is actually mounted on the front of my bike - for my protection so when some really awesome New Haven driver finally succeeds in killing me, my next of kin can at least see who did it. When I say he nearly brushed me I mean ME -my body not some steel carapace equipped with crumple zones.

If this bothered you, just imagine how this feels to someone who is just starting to bicycle.

The city will never meet its goals on promoting environmental sustainability (and financial sustainability of its individual residents) unless it takes concerns like this into consideration in transportation planning.

Unfortunately, the recent repaving of Whitney Avenue shows that we still have a very long way to go. In the meantime, we're basically burning money.

No Way.
That was a bike?
Brilliant.

Maybe this can go up on the NH Indy like Jason's video.

Hey Dudley, are you still in town? I had an idea for a project I want to do for Elm City Cycling. It would involve filming entire bike rides, both around town and out into the countryside. We would speed the film up in the computer, while keeping turns and tricky parts in real time. We would then upload the videos to YouTube, by which means they could accompany a series of bike maps I plan to make for ECC's website. Your bike cam would be perfect! Would you be interested in helping?

If so, email me directly at brian.nhss [at] gmail.com
Thanks!
Brian Tang

P.S. Drafts of the first such bike maps can be found here:
http://www.box.net/shared/zud76tqiq4

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