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I use the wrist mount wrapped around the foam on the of the roll bar and my wavy lines are minimal.

63 Triumph Spitfire
HP / HRG1
mike

I think the upgraded components in the new 2008 camera have pretty much fixed this. I recently got one of their roll bar mounts which I've used to capture some great video from some pretty high vibration surfaces. Maybe the rubber strip on the mount helps isolate the camera a little as well, but I'd chalk this improvement up to the better components inside the new camera since all the mounts seem to produce similar results.

Shoot - sorry to cause any confusion - I think there is only 1 generation of wide cameras from GoPro so far (got mine at Interbike in late September '08). For a while there I was hoping we might be able to get a wide lens adapter, but it looks like they decided it was better to go with a new camera all together. Fine with me! When I got it, I was told the internal components like the sensor and processor had been upgraded - my observation is that the results from my new (2008) camera is far superior to its predecessor. The reason I used "2008..." is because I think it was the only new camera in their line that came out this year. The new camera comes in either a wide 170 degree lens version, or their standard 54 degree lens version. I used the date in my wording, etc, so there would be some relevance to what I was talking about in the future.