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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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Great project. Too bad there isn’t a verison for us poor souls with clipons.
Couldn’t you just make one similar that attaches to the fork legs or something?
Hola,
Muy bueno,facil, varato y muy funcional. muchas gracias.
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 .
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
this is a cool idea, what a way to take pictures of your bike ride
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
[...] 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. [...]
lol, that’s a great idea. simple, easy, and cost effective. thanks for the tip!
Ensure a locknut is used to prevent the threaded bolt from being screwed too far in and damaging the camera. Great idea.
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.
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!
crap, ur riding on the wrong side of the road!!
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Everytime I try to screw my camera on, the nut thats on the bolt looses up so the camera is loose… any suggestions?
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simple as that…
great thinking you re so creative i will try it thanx for share your creative mind and relax atitude