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I attached one of my GoPro mounts to a photo superclamp and have gotten some good results. If your interested here's a link for the Superclamp....

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/371927-REG/Impact_KCP700B26_Super_Clamp_with_Standard.html


I put some heavy duty cloth gaffers tape on the inside jaws of the clamp to protect chrome & paint also to absorb some of the vibrations.

Here's a link for a video of some low angle shots with my GoPro clamped to the forward controls and Passenger peg.

http://www.vimeo.com/4385514

Looks better but the larger movements of the entire bike are what is causing the jello wobble, that's why i suggested helmet mounting in the other thread.

Cheers Rambo

These are tests for "B Roll" footage so I have something to cut some short clips in to mix it up a little. The helmet mount is the most stable but if I just edit that I'll be bored stiff after a few minutes.

I'm also making a hard rubber insulator to go between the mounting surfaces and the superclamp jaws to try and absorb some more of the vibrations.

I think the wobble from the passenger peg isn't as bad as I expected because the peg is attached to the rear swing arm and will move with every bump.

But I'm going to try different things and see what I get.