“What is the best mount for recording on a motorcycle? Helmet, arm, windshield or handlebars?”

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• Helmet mount is best. The camera captures exactly what you see. Besides, mounting the camera on the windshield or handlebars transmits the vibrations to your videos.

  Answered by welderdave69 10 years ago

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• This answer can change from one person to another, but if I have all of them, I'll probably take the helmet.

  Answered by Gustavoo2 10 years ago

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• The best mount is a helmet mount.

  Answered by Powersan 10 years ago

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• suction cup mount, put it on your tank

  Answered by John8369 10 years ago

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• I have used the helmet mount that came with my GoPro Silver to shoot videos while riding my scooter and all have come out great. The perspective makes for good videos. I imagine the chest mount would be good as well but I don't own one so I can't speak to that personally. Enjoy!

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  Answered by thrill76 10 years ago

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• Peak design POV kit

  Answered by joe1bestbuy 10 years ago

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