For longer rides or things where I’m really focused on getting the best quality footage, I’ll use the bolt. Unfortunately, with the Seatpost mount, the Hero5 Session and mount got into the way of my legs as I ride since the camera sticks out about three inches to the side of the seat post. You can essentially gain the forward facing and rearward facing perspectives from a Handlebar and Seatpost Mount with only one Mount and still have your saddle bag. We highly suggest you follow the recommendations in the Garmin EDGE instructions that recommend use of the provided tether leash. The clamp uses the standard three-prong interface that works with virtually all GoPro HERO housings and frames.

Several lawyer articles mention that rear facing was the most important camera view if only one camera is used.The hinged, non-slip design easily clamps to different mounting locations or secures to a pole or pipe to create a handheld boom. This likely is not a benefit for attaching a GoPro only, but in the case of attaching a Fly6 via 3D printed mount like mine, it makes all of the difference! We strive to help the environment by working with our suppliers to improve recyclable product packaging. If you’ve ever edited (or even watched) footage from someone’s cycling trip, you’ll find it’s usually quite boring if it’s just a single shot facing forwards the entire time.

Any of our old bike parts that we cannot use or sell on our recycled page we donate to this awesome initiative. For any readers looking for a rock solid Camera Mount that can potentially give you the most flexibility from a single Bike Mount then please skip to DCRainmaker’s review on our Axle Camera Mounts found here: link to dcrainmaker. And as always, feel free to post comments or questions in the comments section below, I’ll be happy to try and answer them as quickly as possible.So if you’re looking to add more creativity in your videos, then the GoPro handlebar mount is the way to go. Looks like you're on an old browser like Internet Explorer or Safari 12, which no longer supports a number of basic web functions.