Well my eldest son surprised me for Christmas with a new GoPro HD on bike camera, too bad I didn’t have it last year I could have released a 2009 Crash and Roll Hi-lites special… lets hope I forget that approach for 2010.
So, what tips have you learned, so far I’ve read;
Don’t forget SD cards
Don’t forget to charge battery
yes the suction cup will hold (maybe not in a crash ?)
speak to Corey from California. His footage is amazing with that same camera…Merry xmas
Mike, make sure the memory card isn’t full before you mount the camera… 
Rick
Ya must use lithium’s, i tried batteries I had and they crapped out and camera did not work right. Lithium’s and all was good.
Stephen
I believe the HD version uses a battery pack… not regular batteries
I did not see the HD part, I have a go-pro wide but not the HD Can’t wait to see footage off the HD!
Thanks Brian L. Just search CoreyDSFA on YouTube, as I have a bunch on the race bike and street bike testing out the Go Pro Wide.
I’d like to give the HD a try someday.
I just bought the GoPro HD from Riders Choice 2 weeks go and it is awesome. They still have it on for $299 and is worth every penny.
It does have a lithium battery which lasts about 2-1/2 hours with the 32 gig card I have in it I can record 4-1/2 hours of 1080p HD. There are several choices as to the recording quality so downloading and play back is quicker if need be.
It comes with 6 mounts, 3 flat surface and 3 curved mounts along with a removal-able suction cup mount as well.
You can purchase a spare battery for $25 which is a good idea.
I used it snowmobiling last weekend and was really impressed.
Cool little unit
FD