Aboogie

What is your preference.......... What is the best setup to catch good footage......

Italian Magic

anything you can plug into a camcorder's DV-IN socket. you can't actually beat MiniDV and DV quality,
altough some solid state recorders get quite a decent quality,
the solution is usually the bulkiest one.
an helmet cam will bring less shaky images, but you may get an headache from the driver looking around ( and bringing you with him..)

for track use, Sony has made some incredibly good "bullet cams",
much similar in quality to those used by roadracing pros..

Double r -D-

Twenty20 worked good mounted on the bike until the wires burned up