...... for mounting a DVR camera on the bike?
For the GSX1400 I fitted a bracket to the fuel filler ring and got some adequate images over the top of the clocks
I think if I did the same with the GTR all I would get is a picture of the cockpit and maybe a bit of a distorted view through the bottom of the screen.
The camera I am using is a bit of a cheap Chinese affair and mounts with a tripod type screw.
Any ideas please?
A handle bar 'handy' from projektd utilising a Ram mount and rotating attachment works very well :yes:
I have fitted the Innovv C3 snake camera.
The main body is mounted under the glove box out of sight.
The lens is mounted as per the photos.
Perfect for me.
I have a Garmin Virb mounted on the crash bobbin. No chance of the speedo being in the shot :wink:
Cheers
Paul B.
Quote from: StickyOne on March 19, 2017, 12:57:29 PM
I have fitted the Innovv C3 snake camera.
The main body is mounted under the glove box out of sight.
The lens is mounted as per the photos.
Perfect for me.
That's a brill idea....wired into the bike, switch on, ride off and it's filming. I use a helmet cam at the moment, but may think about using this mod..
4 Drift Ghost S on bike using Drift suction cup mounts and 1 Drift Ghost S helmet mount cam.
I've not lost a camera in 5 yrs of use.
Yesterday had 2 police bikes behind me for a mile or two haven't had a chance to view it yet.
I'll be looking for somewhere to mount my cameras..
Got a Garmin Virb elite at the moment on the Versys mounted to the crash bar for the low down view.
My ZZR used to have one fitted on a RAM ball on the Yoke on an extension behind the screen, cut out all the wind noise but still vibrated a little.
I've got a Virb 30 too but not tested that on a bike. Is supposed to have decent image stabilisation so might be a bit better than previous cameras.
When I collect this weekend I'll have a looksee as to where you can mount the buggers.