You'd be forever moving it between bikes...
Dash cams on bikes
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
There is no cloud, just somebody else's computer.
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
Old Manny man, I've fitted a dash cam.
£100 kit from Amazon, works fine, but what a pain to fit to my bike, I've put the recorder under the pillion seat, but it was an arse to get neat.
I'm too knackered to ride the bike now
£100 kit from Amazon, works fine, but what a pain to fit to my bike, I've put the recorder under the pillion seat, but it was an arse to get neat.
I'm too knackered to ride the bike now
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
Do you have a link to the kit you bought please?Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sat May 20, 2023 5:09 pm Old Manny man, I've fitted a dash cam.
£100 kit from Amazon, works fine, but what a pain to fit to my bike, I've put the recorder under the pillion seat, but it was an arse to get neat.
I'm too knackered to ride the bike now
Quick turn around
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
But the B6L is now on sale and is only £10, it has better camera mounts
That should say £10 more
That should say £10 more
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
Just bought the vsysto dual camera thing that velcros to your helmet and has a front and rear facing camera in a single unit.
Son came off his scooter on gravel yesterday, useful to have in case of accidents.
Son came off his scooter on gravel yesterday, useful to have in case of accidents.
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
Pictures of my installation
And check that the SD card you have is the right type.
And check that the SD card you have is the right type.
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
I wouldn't show the speedo, only folk north of the border can do that. "Catch me if you can law" still stands up thur.
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Got some footage from mine, but the files are far too big to attach to a post on here, the quality is good
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
That sounds interesting. I could only find a forward facing one. Have you got a link please?
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
I think that’s probably where I am. I’d be more concerned about other people’s dash cams alongside a jobsworth attitude.
I’m not one for doing solid whites or similar, but even so it has made me more circumspect when I’m out.
Re: Dash cams on bikes
Not something I'd really considered before what with being a bit of a luddite an all it really is a case of "bloody technology" hopefully any silly business* I get up to ends up on YouTube rather than with the fuzz.
* I ride a BMW Panzy & a 16yo Guzzi so unlikely anyway
Re: Dash cams on bikes
I have one fitted (Innovv front and rear). I only have it as I commute into London which I considered higher risk than normal out of town riding.
It's reasonably stealthy but would be found by anyone looking for it. On balance I think it's worth having for my personal circumstance.
It's reasonably stealthy but would be found by anyone looking for it. On balance I think it's worth having for my personal circumstance.
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
I'd maybe have a teeny tiny hidden one stashed in an air intake or something but there's no fucking way on earth I'd have an obvious one, thats just asking for Dibble to use it against me.
As for an insurance company wanting footage as evidence in a rear ender accident?
A company employing people that gormless should be named and shamed.
As for an insurance company wanting footage as evidence in a rear ender accident?
A company employing people that gormless should be named and shamed.
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
@Nordboy for clarification, but IIRC for serious collision investigation the vehicles would be examined and the memory cards taken as evidence.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sat May 27, 2023 10:10 pm Would the police need a warrant to use the footage as evidence?
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I was thinking more about speeding and dubious over takes, in the event of a serious collision I'd volunteer to give them the footage, and if the collision was my fault I'd take the punishment without complaining.Horse wrote: ↑Sat May 27, 2023 10:14 pm@Nordboy for clarification, but IIRC for serious collision investigation the vehicles would be examined and the memory cards taken as evidence.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sat May 27, 2023 10:10 pm Would the police need a warrant to use the footage as evidence?
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Re: Dash cams on bikes
Riders own cameras have definitely been used in evidence against them in the past and still are through the camera partnerships.
Personally, I wouldn't be seizing camera footage for evidence for speeding for example, If I'm going book someone for speeding, I'd already have any evidence I required.
But for due care and especially dangerous driving allegations, I'd certainly be considering looking for other evidence to use.
Personally, I wouldn't be seizing camera footage for evidence for speeding for example, If I'm going book someone for speeding, I'd already have any evidence I required.
But for due care and especially dangerous driving allegations, I'd certainly be considering looking for other evidence to use.