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#1
Introductions / Hi to you all
March 26, 2016, 01:56:16 PM
Hello everyone, I've just picked up my GTR1400 (early March), previously I had a CBF1000 and this is a much bigger & more powerful bike.
I'm still treading carefully but yesterday (Good Friday) did my first big run up to Hawes & Malham (150 miles) in beautiful sunshine & blue skies!
Was good to get some decent mileage under my belt and first of many before I venture to Northern Spain this summer! - Mike
#2
1400GTR Discussion / Re: Camera mount
March 26, 2016, 01:34:02 PM
Quote from: catmik on March 25, 2016, 07:03:08 AM
I have a VIRB Elite camera and I use a RAM suction mount that I fit to the windscreen, its very secure & with the RAM double socket arm plus a VIRB mount, it can be adjusted to any angle.
Vibration can be a bit of a problem as the windscreen does flex slightly, but a long as you use the "image stabilisation" feature of the camera, it works well...
I hope that helps, I have posted0 a picture of it on my bike, later I may post some sample videos if anyone likes!

http://www.ram-mount.co.uk/twist-lock-suction-cup-mount-with-garmin-virb™-camera-adapter-p-1947.html

#3
1400GTR Discussion / Re: Camera mount
March 26, 2016, 01:27:06 PM
Great idea! - thanks :smiley:, I had thought of putting some foam rubber between the fairing & windscreen too, maybe both together will work well!
#4
1400GTR Discussion / Camera mount
March 25, 2016, 07:03:08 AM
I have a VIRB Elite camera and I use a RAM suction mount that I fit to the windscreen, its very secure & with the RAM double socket arm plus a VIRB mount, it can be adjusted to any angle.
Vibration can be a bit of a problem as the windscreen does flex slightly, but a long as you use the "image stabilisation" feature of the camera, it works well...
I hope that helps, I may post a picture of it on my bike later, plus some sample videos if anyone likes!

http://www.ram-mount.co.uk/twist-lock-suction-cup-mount-with-garmin-virb™-camera-adapter-p-1947.html