Dango Design GoPro Gripper Mount
- Thread starter Barnoe
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Just an update on my post.
I bought on of these and have to say its brilliant.
also once filming is done and you don't want the camera on, say for motorway speeds.
you can unclip it and put the clamp and GoPro in your tank bag without stopping the bike.
it will differ from helmet to helmet, but its very sturdy on my Scorpion AD-X2
my helmet doesn't have a flat smooth area for the 3M pads, so i tried this option.
I bought on of these and have to say its brilliant.
also once filming is done and you don't want the camera on, say for motorway speeds.
you can unclip it and put the clamp and GoPro in your tank bag without stopping the bike.
it will differ from helmet to helmet, but its very sturdy on my Scorpion AD-X2
my helmet doesn't have a flat smooth area for the 3M pads, so i tried this option.
I have brought one and clipped it too the chin on an Arai tour x 4..
Yes,you can turn a gopro on with your right hand and then remove it from your helmet with your left hand and get around you shots
Before clipping it back in place..if i look down I can just about see the top off the gopro ...
Clip does protrude down a bit but all OK...bought it from Amazon...
Yes,you can turn a gopro on with your right hand and then remove it from your helmet with your left hand and get around you shots
Before clipping it back in place..if i look down I can just about see the top off the gopro ...
Clip does protrude down a bit but all OK...bought it from Amazon...
Looks ideal - I made a mount myself for my helmet but this look a much better solution
I tried the ones with elastic, absolute rubbish cam wobbles around
I use a metal Gopro mount and Sugru (the plastic deteriarates over time ) but it is permanantly on my chinbar
I tried the ones with elastic, absolute rubbish cam wobbles around
I use a metal Gopro mount and Sugru (the plastic deteriarates over time ) but it is permanantly on my chinbar
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