Dashcam position

[BeeJay]

Beagle, great news.
As an aside, how did you fix the camera under the headlight?
My drift Ghost S is held in a locking bracket with 3M (or similar) fixing the bracket.
When I fitted the camera to the CBR I had to make a bracket to connect the fittings supplisd to a fairing fixing. It is good and secure but I didn't think I could use the same type of fitting on my RT.
Details of your fitting would be welcome.
Take care
Barry

[Beagle]

Barry,
The tube the camera is in is a piece of plastic rack shelve support thats in my greenhouse and was spare. The camera is wrapped in a layer of foam left over from fiitting wood flooring that acted as an underfelt. The bit attached to the tube is a plastic bit I had lying around and filed to suit the tubing. Its velcrode to the headlight.


There is a plastic loop at the rear of headlight underneath that the wire from the camera is attached by tywrap for added security.

[BeeJay]

Thanks, time for playing with all those adds and ends that I don't throw away.

[Beagle]

Thanks, time for playing with all those adds and ends that I don't throw away.

This is their car mount. I would have considered this if I had known. The advantage of mine is the foam surrounding the camera helping with vibration.

[BeeJay]

I like the look of that.
I'll check out their web site

[Beagle]

I like the look of that.
I'll check out their web site

The only issue would be corrosion if its metal. If you dont ride in the rain its no problem.

[Beagle]

I like the look of that.
I'll check out their web site

Decided to get one as it looks neater.

[Beagle]

Have took footage now on the bike and find the pictures grainy. Any ideas?