Best Shoei GT-Air 2 GoPro Mount? Ride Tech Moto!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I take a look at the RideTECH GoPro Mount for the Shoei GT-Air 2, and give my first thoughts after putting some mileage on this rig.
The RideTECH mount is very simple, but runs a 3M adhesive that's sure to keep your camera in place.
The low profile design keeps things clean with no action camera installed, and I'd highly recommend opting for the 'Complete Kit' they offer which adds an extender arm, as you'll need that to angle your action camera correctly for a good PoV, rather than all road and bike controls, due to the helmet design. You may have one of these extenders from a previous kit though, in which case you won't need to buy another. It's basically a two-to-three prong extender both same direction.
The price does add up once you add shipping, landing here in Australia for about $60, but if the mount lasts the life of the helmet (three to five years) it'll be a solid investment!
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The ride tech mount seems better than chin mounts, Chin mounts is like a block of plastic that sticks out too far to angle the camera up
I've been quite impressed, it's still going strong and seems a good design. The angle being restricted is definitely an issue depending on clearances.
Hi Kris, how’s the noise level of your new lid? Also interested in what mic you use connected to your GoPro. 👍😎🇦🇺
It's not terrible, but also not great to be honest, despite how well insulated and padded the helmet is, maybe marginally better than my old Hornet ADV helmet.
I'm actually back to running a Rode TRRS mic stuck behind the cheek pad liner, it needs a TRRS to TRS adapter, but you can also buy the same mic that will plug straight into the GoPro.
@@MotoJournoKris Thanks Kris. Greatly appreciated.
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