Go-Pro and seat post mount advice
johnnymcg259
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Hi, the wife wants me to install a Go-Pro on the bike; I'm resisting but to be fair I've had a few accidents over the years and she's getting increasingly persistant that I 'obey' on this one! :shock:
I'd rather have the thing on the rear seat post of the bike as many a time I've had 'punishment passes' and in Oct 2104 I was rear ended and left for dead in a hit and run.........
Here's the rub though........I do not want anything bulky on the bike though as it'd just upset the bike tart in me! Any suggestions or experiences on options re kit please? It'd be getting attached to a slightly oversized saddle rail system btw.
Thanks in advance, Johnny.
I'd rather have the thing on the rear seat post of the bike as many a time I've had 'punishment passes' and in Oct 2104 I was rear ended and left for dead in a hit and run.........
Here's the rub though........I do not want anything bulky on the bike though as it'd just upset the bike tart in me! Any suggestions or experiences on options re kit please? It'd be getting attached to a slightly oversized saddle rail system btw.
Thanks in advance, Johnny.
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Why not the official GoPro handlebar/seatpost mount?
I've had one for years and it's great for getting different angles!
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I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0
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I've found most official GoPro mounts a bit lacking in quality. Saddle rail mount by K-Edge is not cheap, but it's very sturdy and tucks the camera up neatly.0
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cheers all.......I'll be looking at these options.
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Have a look at Gearbest.com, they have good quality metal mounts for gopros.BASI Nordic Ski Instructor
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