GoPro mount on a limited???
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After trying a roll bar mount which did not work for mounting a gopro, I bought a gopro suction cup mount. I was apprehensive about using it(no tether) just stuck on bike. I rode today w/ it sucked onto fairing and it worked great. Minimal vibration. Wind noise was loud during playback. I also tried it on left saddle bag, a lot of vibration. So fairing it is. I just kept waiting for it to fly away, but it held true up to 75mph.
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I've tried using a RAM handlebar mount and also a RAM suction-cup mount on the windshield. Way too much shake, even when not idling. Any ideas on how to reduce that?
I just went ahead and bought the little fairing bracket for the bagger on EBay that gnewman suggested. We'll see how that works.
I just went ahead and bought the little fairing bracket for the bagger on EBay that gnewman suggested. We'll see how that works.
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I got the handlebar mount from GoPro. I tried different locations and settled on the right front turn signal. I found the photos came out very good. The videos were good up to about 45 mph before a little shaking started. Overall, I'm happy with it there. Here is a photo of the mount and one on the road photo.
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