Camera Mount.

[xspencex]

Looking into doing a tour in Scotland soon and planning to take the video camera however I need to find a decent mount. My fuel tank is under my seat on the F800 so I can't fit anything to the fuel cap so I was thinking about getting a decent suction pad mount but I’m worried about the camera falling off the bike…. I mean I have a camera that’s worth around £500…do I really want to be attaching that via a suction pad when I’m touring…

Anybody know of a decent supplier of bike camera mounts?

Cheers

[lawrence567]

Why dont you buy a cheaper camera?
Or use some fail safe like a cable tie or some sort of lanyard, attach it to the bars incase it does come loose, that way you wont lose your cam!

[TPS]

I t might be better to buy a cheaper camera.What type of camera do you have at the moment ie hard drive,dvd.

[Dudd]

Does your camera have an AV input, you could connect a helmet cam type attachment enabling you to store the camera in a bag and only have the cam attachment strapped to the bike.

[xspencex]

Looked at attaching a remote lense but I only have AV out which is a shame.

I have a Sony HD cam. Not going to buy a new camera, I'm already struggling to justify owning this one... I've hardly used it!

Lanyard....cracking idea. Whatever I mount it too, I'll attach it to the bike ... or me.

Cheer

[G Man]

Try dogcams

[maxed out]

Have you tried Touratech, I believe they supplied the gear for Ewan and Charlies jolly's.
Bought some bits and bobs from them, very good quality.
www.touratech.co.uk/

[xspencex]

thanks...I've had a look at Dogcam... pretty good selection on there, should do the trick.