While YouTube has penetrated nearly every aspect of our lives, video from the first-person angle remains somewhat elusive; relatively few options are out there for daredevils who want others to experience their derrings-do from the same perspective. Twenty20’s VholdR camera aims to change this. Full review at: http://www.ecoustics.com/lm/reviews/12517

DLTV Video Producer Veanne Cao models a helmet with the VholdR sport camcorder attached. See more at: http://www.extremetech.com/slideshow_viewer/0,2849,l%253D%2526s%253D2720...

Maurice, Andy, Eric and I are back from the Sea Otter Classic. What a trip! The Laguna Seca auto racetrack gets taken over once a year by the two-wheel tribe and it's always fun to be a part of it. Full story at: http://www.dirtragmag.com/web/article.php?ID=1129&category2=freshdirt

Some companies seek to find the latest gadget craze and flood the market with similar products in hopes of making a quick buck. VholdR is not one of those companies. Their flagship product is one of a kind. Detailed review at: http://www.seekhub.net/cool-gadgets/finally-a-rugged-wearable-camera-4/

It’s a new riding season and time to start making some more moto videos. One thing I don’t like about my current setup is trying to keep the rider in front of me in frame. In order to do it you have to stay much to close to the rider in front of you. So I decided to try a helmet cam that will film where I look to keep the rider in frame and further in front of me for a safe riding gap. For more information visit: http://www.squidbusters.com/sb/showthread.php?t=8052&goto=newpost

Twenty20 VHoldR Helmet Camera System $350First came video cameras: difficult to operate while riding. Then came lipstick camera lenses, but you still needed to carry the video camera. Now, there's the VHoldR, a helmet-mountable camera that records on SD memory cards, saving up to four hours of your unforgettable rides per card. For more information visit: http://motorcyclecruiser.automotive.com/30691/0712-crup-holiday-gift-gui...

While YouTube has penetrated nearly every aspect of our lives, video from the first-person angle remains somewhat elusive; relatively few options are out there for daredevils who want others to experience their derrings-do from the same perspective. Twenty20’s VholdR camera aims to change this. For more information visit: www.laptopmag.com/review/camcorders/vholdr-wearable-camcorder.aspx

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