Does anyone here have a camera (Dashcam) fitted to their bike ?

[khemist]

I'm using an Osmo action for now that i clip on to my rucksack strap but i'd love to be able to just start the bike up and go knowing it's always recording front and back.

 

[Luke]

I would be wanting a rear camera recording also, that's why i'm interested in the always on cameras.

 

[khemist]

Looks pretty good, might go for it when funds allow.

 

[tom_e]

TeapotOne on YouTube has done some good in depth reviews of all the innovv stuff. Worth a watch if you looking at buying one.

 

[BogEyes]

After being in a car accident last week I'm seriously considering getting a camera for the bike.

A rear facing camera specifically...

They could play the footage at my funeral.

 

[Malt_Vinegar]

I run cameras on both of my main bikes.
Both forward facing.
Neither are logged to show speed, or dates. They are purely for storing some rolling footage of about 2-3 hours, and are ignition powered only.

Its set that way, mainly to stop concerns from people I ride with, and also the cameras are very small and inconspicuous with no screen.

 

[FBi7]

I have a NextBase Ride mounted on the handlebars. Became a necessity after I was knocked off back in Nov 2016. Young girl pulled out of a side road and t-boned me.

She admitted full liability, we exchanged details, and I went home to report the incident to my insurers. A few days later my insurers reported that the 3rd party's insurers were denying liability, and despite the driver's admission, they can still still do this.

I had legal cover on my policy which helped and the other insurancy co paid up. I always take this now for the sake of £20-£30. My bike was written off and a few days later I got back £20 less than I paid for it.

 

[SkodaMart]

They could play the footage at my funeral.

macabre isn’t it?
Puts me off too.
I think some things are best left to the imagination.
I find fatal motorcycle videos very hard to watch (and that’s a total stranger).