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Dave Bulthuis sent me this brilliant tip on how you can easily make your own motorcycle camera mount. Check out the instruction video below. Thanks for the tip, Dave.

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15 Responses to “How to make a 5$ camera mount for your motorcycle”

  1. Rotary Bob  December 7th

    Great project. Too bad there isn’t a verison for us poor souls with clipons.

  2. Jesper  December 7th

    Couldn’t you just make one similar that attaches to the fork legs or something?

  3. Julian  December 9th

    Hola,
    Muy bueno,facil, varato y muy funcional. muchas gracias.

  4. Billy Lane  December 10th

    I see that its a fantastic Idea to have a camera on your bike and the PVC idea is great and affordable. I rate it a 100 in the ratings dept. Nice idea and ingenuity advanced . Good thinking i might use it on my next show . Unless im in prison and then i will use it in my cell .

  5. evanandersen  December 10th

    Evan Andersen

    I love having attached a camara to my bike. Evan Andersen rocks, is the title of the camera. There is no where that I will not ride without it.

    Evan Andersen

  6. Laural  December 14th

    this is a cool idea, what a way to take pictures of your bike ride

  7. audrey wright  December 19th

    Audrey

    I agree with Evan Andersen, there is no better way to get around then have a $5 camera to tape your face in the wind, right on evan andersen, in my book you are Awright.

    A. Wright

  8. livemorelightly.com » Blog Archive » Motorcycle Camera Mount Research  January 1st

    [...] is the most economical mount yet …. the $5. camera mount. The sound on his video is mostly wind noise as he has no windshield. Great idea though. [...]

  9. paul  January 7th

    lol, that’s a great idea. simple, easy, and cost effective. thanks for the tip!

  10. Jim  January 10th

    Ensure a locknut is used to prevent the threaded bolt from being screwed too far in and damaging the camera. Great idea.

  11. Chaz  January 14th

    I didn’t see a place to rate this, but I would give it 5 star because it was a brilliant idea and gave me some other ideas for attaching other items, (like a compass) to the bike.

    I am looking for a clever way to mount a camera inside your helmet, because it’s quieter and you can speak into it.

  12. Dropbear9  January 26th

    I love it.
    What a nice simple, cheap and effective solution.
    I hadn’t thought of using my cheap still camera’s video capability ’till now.

    Gotta go find a hardware store. Bye!

  13. Sam  January 30th

    crap, ur riding on the wrong side of the road!!

  14. $5 Camera Mount For Your Bike « RideFL  May 2nd

    [...] $5 Camera Mount For Your Bike Posted on February 16, 2008 by lschaible I’ve been looking around the web for some camera mount ideas, and found an instructional video for a $5 version over at Helmet Hair Motorcycle Blog. Instruction Video $5 Camera Mount [...]

  15. livemorelightly.com » Blog Archive » Camera Research - Two Streams  July 27th

    [...] gives the most realistic effect of actually riding as can be seen on Virtual Riding TV and the $5 camera mount demonstration. I looked at scuba diving camera enclosures to see what kind of protection I could [...]

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