video mount
Thread Starter
|
Stage III
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 3
Likes: 0
From: anderson, ind.
video mount
im wanting to mount a camera/video on my ultra classic limited, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. i dont think i can mount on bars cause of fairing, can i use my small kodak camera or do i have to buy camera also? thanks, bob
well i just posted on another thread about a phone mount , im sure this would also work for your camera if it wasnt a heavy one
maybe use 2 brackets like i have the photo posted for heavier gizmos
this works awsome on my bars for my go pro , phone, or anyother lil gizmo
maybe mount the camera to your highway bars ? or mount to the luggage rack ? or if installed the rear saddle bag guards ?
im just guessin here but hey at least you see how easy it would be to make one for CHEAP lolol
i made mine on the cheap !!! hahaha
goto your garage break out yours or wifes or kids bicycle
remove the reflector mount from the sucker
get another case for phone
mount to the handlebar reflector mount
and whamo --- phone mount on the cheap !
also works with my go pro to mount on handlebars
maybe use 2 brackets like i have the photo posted for heavier gizmos
this works awsome on my bars for my go pro , phone, or anyother lil gizmo
maybe mount the camera to your highway bars ? or mount to the luggage rack ? or if installed the rear saddle bag guards ?
im just guessin here but hey at least you see how easy it would be to make one for CHEAP lolol
i made mine on the cheap !!! hahaha
goto your garage break out yours or wifes or kids bicycle
remove the reflector mount from the sucker
get another case for phone
mount to the handlebar reflector mount
and whamo --- phone mount on the cheap !
also works with my go pro to mount on handlebars
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 2,512
Likes: 293
From: Too close, Pa
I ride an ultra and have a go pro camera mounted to handle bars using Ram mount products. The base is mounted to bottom the left side mirror then a 6" arm gets it above the fairing. Works great as long as your moving, too much vibration if just sitting at idle.
Former Sponsor
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 416
Likes: 3
Motorcycle Camera Mount
I wrote a series of blog posts about mounting camera on a motorcycle, which became a page of free tips here: http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/camera.html
We designed a camera mount because a) we hated the helmet cams and b) all the others were so gosh-darn ugly. All our stuff is high-end, top-quality stuff. You can mount on your switch housing to get around the faring. Here's a link: http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/CTGY/cameras.html
As for camera, any camera that has the tripod stud (1/4-20 stud) will work on these. I use a little FLIP. Pic attached...
We designed a camera mount because a) we hated the helmet cams and b) all the others were so gosh-darn ugly. All our stuff is high-end, top-quality stuff. You can mount on your switch housing to get around the faring. Here's a link: http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/CTGY/cameras.html
As for camera, any camera that has the tripod stud (1/4-20 stud) will work on these. I use a little FLIP. Pic attached...
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
