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In that case, good idea to have a dashcam someone reverses into you I guess!
It's clearly his fault but you've got to feel for the guy - you accelerated and then braked harshly...
Seriously? Have you ever driven on narrow roads?
I want to upgrade my Rexing to a F750 front and back, although a bit worried about the size of the F750 at the front, do you find it overly large ? - I would be leaving it in the car all the time so wouldnt want it to stand out.Getting on really well with the Thinkware F750 , Very happy with it still. Captured some real "wtf" moments with it but not bothered to upload. Might have to start contributing a bit more to this thread.
I want to upgrade my Rexing to a F750 front and back, although a bit worried about the size of the F750 at the front, do you find it overly large ? - I would be leaving it in the car all the time so wouldnt want it to stand out.
I did actually have a look at that one, but seems a bit big and ideally don't want one with a screen making it look more valuable.
I am thinking of mounting it on the rear window to monitor the front and rear (small cabin two seater, so not far between rear window and front windscreen).
To be honest, it barely seems like the guy is in control of his car in the seconds leading up to the collision with the OP!
Are there any recommendations for a front/rear dashcam that is discrete and can (preferably) be removed easily at least for the front, whilst not costing a fortune.