Motorcycle Bike Handlebar Mount Camera 360 Degree Rotation （Camera Clamp）

I have a disability and use assistive devices. I wanted this for use specifically on my mobility scooter, but I’ve tried it on my rollator (fancy walker with four wheels) and cane. This mount is a champ. It will mount on tubing up to 1.3-inches in diameter. The inside of the clamp is lined with a rubber-like material so it doesn’t creep around the tubing. The mount is capped with ¼-20 thread, but a mini-ball head and GoPro style tripod adapter are included. There’s screw with a handle top for tightening and you can apply considerable pressure to tighten the clamp. The body is made from aluminum alloy, not plastic. There’s some weight to it and unlike the plastic you encounter on some inexpensive mounts of this kind, it most likely will not be cracking. All in all, this is a pretty good mount. It works really well on the tiller of my mobility scooter, pretty well on my cane and moderately well on my rollator where I have to mount it on a fairly thick rectangular part. This is a good piece of gear, in my opinion.Jerry

This is mostly a clever device, and works well with a selfie stick and 360 camera... but the first few attempts to use it were frustrated by the inability of the pads to grab the handlebar no matter how tightly I cranked down on it. It was not oily, wet, or coated in Teflon... it just would not grab the handlebar or head tube reliably (both within the stated grip range).Fortunately, the fix was very simple - I added a short strip of 1/4" thick neoprene (wetsuit material), 1 inch wide. This provided just the added friction needed, and will not budge. Most any compressible rubbery material should do; I was actually looking for a bit of sheet rubber, but ran across my box of footlong neoprene strips that have been useful for decades.With that problem solved, it is an effective solution and handles the forces of a selfie stick and camera on bumpy roads just fine. Other than the choice of padding, it is a good design, and including the GoPro mount is a nice bonus.

This worked awesome. Went on a 900 mile motorcycle ride with friends. We all decided to get GoPro's to record our ride and each other from different view points. This mounting bracket was solid. I mounted it down on the engine guard and even though the bar didn't fit inside the curve of the clamp (the bar was a little too fat) it still clamped down tight and didn't move. Did I mention I rode 900 miles with this thing in place? No issues and plenty of great videos.

The best part of this mount is it's easy and quick to attach to a bar and remove when I'm done. Uses just a single thumb screw, so no tools needed. I mostly use this on the arms of an outrigger canoe, so the rubber grip holds tight and the mount gets wet and has no problem.

I actually had a friend mount this on m dirt bike, so km I’m slowly getting motivated to ride & use it. The weather hasn’t been cooperating so I really haven’t had a chance to put my go pro in it, but it seems very sturdy & reliable.

I bought to use with my Gopro Max. I attached it to my handlebar and so far had no issues. The mount is very sturdy and very adjustable.

Did not clamp well to the bars on my Specialized Roubaix. The threadded ajuster required vice grips (locking pliers) to secure. Hand tight still allowed Go Pro to spin free. Works ok in some situations, but not the best tube clamp available.

Using it for my heavy gopro + gimble. Solid build and high quality.