SportBikeCam Camera Mount on a CBR954RR
It's nice to be able to capture photos and video on a ride. There are many different mounts available but I think the SportBikeCam is the most secure and is very easy to install and use.
Here are the rear, side and front views of a Canon G1 digital camera mounted on the optional camera riser kit. The camera is mounted using the tripod mount and then mounted to the tank mount with one knob.
SportBikeCam Front Camera Mount - Canon G1 Rear: Rear view of Canon G1 camera mounted on a SportBikeCam mount with the riser kit.
SportBikeCam Front Camera Mount - Canon G1 Side: Side view of SportBikeCam with Canon G1 camera mounted on the optional riser kit.
SportBikeCam Front Camera Mount - Canon G1 Front: Front view of SportBikeCam mount with Canon G1 Camera.
Here's a JVC digital Camera mounted to the SportBikeCam mount. For this type of camera where the lens is high on the camera body the riser kit is not necessary. The riser positions the lens too high with this type of camera.
SportBikeCam Front Mount - JVC GR-DVM76U Rear: SportBikeCam mouned with a JVC GR--76 video camera.
SportBikeCam Front Mount - JVC GR-DVM76U Side: Side view of SportBikeCam with JVC Digital video camera mounted.
SportBikeCam Front Camera Mount - JVC GR-DVM76U Front: Front view of SportBikeCam mount with JVC Digital video camera.
Here's an picture taken with a Canon S80 camera mounted in the middle position on the camera riser.
Canon S80 on SportBikeCam Mount: Photo of Hwy 35 (Skyline) going North from HWY 9. I'll experiment with the zoom to narrow the field of view.
In summary the SportBikeCam mount is a great product at a reasonable price. It offers the flexability to mount small/ light cameras to your tank quickly and safely.
For our full review of the SportBikeCam Front Mount please see this page.
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Dwight Domonkos
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Dwight is a longtime motorsports and motorcycle enthusiast. He's been riding full-time since the early 1990's (but he did borrow a few friends' bikes for a quick trip to the grocery store in his younger days.)
Dwight is a Roadcarvin.com co-founder and serves as editor and photographer, and manages business development.
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