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I just recently carved a mount out of Delrin plastic block and mounted it to my right front fork just below the aux lights on my FLHTK. I used some super heavy duty releasable tie wraps (suckers are a good 1/2" wide x 1/8" thick!). Haven't had a chance to try it out yet, though.
You can't mount a GoPro to a harleys handle bars it vibrates too much the footage will all look like ****
That is incorrect. At least on my 2017 Limited with Yaffe's. I have had more than one person ask about my camera in the the road Trip section I post pictures on. I do video and extract still shots using GoPro Hero 5 Black. It has great video stabalization at all speeds. I have however been using it more on the chin of my modular helmet. That gives you the equal of an eye view and looks much better.
That is incorrect. At least on my 2017 Limited with Yaffe's. I have had more than one person ask about my camera in the the road Trip section I post pictures on. I do video and extract still shots using GoPro Hero 5 Black. It has great video stabalization at all speeds. I have however been using it more on the chin of my modular helmet. That gives you the equal of an eye view and looks much better.
I backed one of my windshield screws out of my windshield and replaced it with a GoPro windshield mount...I have the Hero GoPro 7. Amazing clear video. Substantially better than my INNOVV K2 system.
I backed one of my windshield screws out of my windshield and replaced it with a GoPro windshield mount...I have the Hero GoPro 7. Amazing clear video. Substantially better than my INNOVV K2 system.
same here, The stabilization on the GoPro 7 Black is amazing given the amount of vibes these bikes produce,
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