Camera mount - GoPro

[IronGSXR35]

How does everyone mount their GrPro's? Basically looking for pics of the mount and camera itself or similar. I want to get a couple locations set up for this season.

Does the suction cup hold up on its own say handing on the side of the fairing or does it need to be safety wired?

[Gixxer357]

I use these http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?t=270523

[IronGSXR35]

Thats not bad at all, will look into them

[fustyd]

Sportbike camera mount for sale at www.motodracing.com

Fits over the motorcycle center bolt and attaches iPhone sportbike.





Lightweight sportbike camera mount, very secure.

[MOTO-D]

Nice review above, thanks!

Another shot of the GoPro.........

[DemonRR]

some mount on the front fender mounting bolts, on the top of the tail section, on the pass pegs, where the mirrors would be when you remove them. top of your lid (but causes head drag and wobble (lol), and on the frame sliders.

[IronGSXR35]

I have a few locations set up so far, but with the 04 750's tail I haven't quite figured out how to get the right angle. The tail has a curve right down the center and if I mount to either side the angle will be off. Whats the trick with this particular tail? I need to look at it again tonight

[MOTO-D]

If your looking for a GoPro mount please consider us from MOTO-D

[wuzup76020]

the suction cup on the bike doesnt seem to work to good. the additional weight of the camera and the wind against it made my fairings "flex" and it was very bumpy looking in the vid. The do stick to helmet very well though. Mine has never came off my helmet(up to 100mph) but you better believe you can feel the drag of it on anything over 60mph

Gave a girl a ride for a group ride i went on and made her wear it.

[MOTO-D]

GoPro or Contour Camera Mount from www.MOTODRACING.com

[Lean With It]

I have five of the go pro sticky mounts on mine.
Windscreen
Tail
Both sides of the fairings
Swing arm
And my helmet

Never had an issue. 3m > suction cup

[DemonRR]

lean, you do you have these on an 06/07 600? if so, on the top of the tail section its curved. did yo mount the gopro mount sideways to compensate for the curve?

[Lean With It]

For any section that's curved, sideways, upside-down, you have to compensate when you make the bracket. Like an erector set.

[DemonRR]

yup, did that and used a couple small hinged pieces to make it work. hope it turns out some nice forward facing bp shots when at the track.

[smittyl31]

heres mine... 50$

[Last Week]

Originally Posted by DemonRR

lean, you do you have these on an 06/07 600? if so, on the top of the tail section its curved. did yo mount the gopro mount sideways to compensate for the curve?

I did mine like this and it worked perfect.







I basically offset the standard mount to the right of the tail section and used this other mount config that came in the box for the camera box and adjusted the angle.

[MOTO-D]

The GoPro has a tripod adapter which simply screws into the mount.

Ever seen a GoPro come hurdling at you down the straight???? - NOT FUN

Rock solid for trackdays and protected behind the screen.

Full tuck no issue.

Available from www.MOTODRACING.com

[wuzup76020]

For us trackguys the motoD camera mount is a bad idea...we loose the ability to use a front neck stands ( i use one between every session for my warmers). even if you dont use it on the regular you will have to remove it for any fork maintance. I love motoD and use yall's tire warmers but you guys need a model that doesnt go all the way through the stearing stem.

[MOTO-D]

Thanks Wuzup and this is good info. If you don't use a headlift stand not so much an issue but our mount does secure through the triple so it may not be for every bike or rider.

www.MOTODRACING.com

[design-engine]

I ground down my hotbodies and re-fiberglassed a flat spot there for the gopro sticky mount.