HAFOKO Motorcycle Bike Handlebar Clamp Mount with 59
HAFOKO Motorcycle Bike Handlebar Clamp Mount with 59″ Invisible Selfie Stick compatible for Insta 360 X4 X3 X2 X ONE RS R GO 3 Aluminum Alloy Heavy-Duty Camera Double Clamp Mount Ki
Heavy-Duty Motorcycle Bicycle Double Clamp Mount Compatible for Insta 360
| Dimensions: | 30.2 x 18 x 6 centimetres |
| Brand: | HAFOKO |
| Model: | CEU-MTC-2 CLAMP-1.5M STICK |
| Part: | CEU-MTC-2 CLAMP-1.5M STICK |
| Dimensions: | 30.2 x 18 x 6 centimetres |
pretty solid mount. I've used it on a bike and raft. I don't think I'd trust it on a dirtbike like the item photos show. The parts are fairly solid but not well finished. The double clamp is definitely necessary for the stability of the mount. even without the pole extended, the single ball on the end wasn't solid enough. With the brace added I didn't have any issues.
pretty solid mount. I’ve used it on a bike and raft. I don’t think I’d trust it on a dirtbike like the item photos show. The parts are fairly solid but not well finished. The double clamp is definitely necessary for the stability of the mount. even without the pole extended, the single ball on the end wasn’t solid enough. With the brace added I didn’t have any issues.
I used this for bmx and jet ski recording with my Gopro. The Hafoko heavy duty mount is just that: Heavy duty. It comes with 3 handlebar type clamps that can be used to secure the mount to the bars with multiple points of attachment to better stabilize the camera. The connectors on the device are ball and socket type with large sturdy "knobs" that you turn to tighten the socket around the ball for a very sturdy fit. It is very solidly built and it has substantial weight to it which makes me think that it will last a long time and survive the occasional impacts that may come with creating action sports footage.
I used this for bmx and jet ski recording with my Gopro. The Hafoko heavy duty mount is just that: Heavy duty. It comes with 3 handlebar type clamps that can be used to secure the mount to the bars with multiple points of attachment to better stabilize the camera. The connectors on the device are ball and socket type with large sturdy “knobs” that you turn to tighten the socket around the ball for a very sturdy fit. It is very solidly built and it has substantial weight to it which makes me think that it will last a long time and survive the occasional impacts that may come with creating action sports footage.
This stick looks nice and appears solidly constructed. Unfortunately, it wobbles a little when fully extended, especially on the first telescopic section, even without a camera mounted to it. This wobble is quite significant when attached to a bike. However, if the telescopic sections are not fully extended, it's not bad. On the other hand, the stick is portable but the attachments are on the heavier side since they're solid. Adaptability to different frames is good, but I cannot tell if the adjustment screws are stainless or just regular, unprotected steel. Time will tell... There is no carry case included, so keeping the original box may be useful.
This stick looks nice and appears solidly constructed. Unfortunately, it wobbles a little when fully extended, especially on the first telescopic section, even without a camera mounted to it. This wobble is quite significant when attached to a bike. However, if the telescopic sections are not fully extended, it’s not bad. On the other hand, the stick is portable but the attachments are on the heavier side since they’re solid. Adaptability to different frames is good, but I cannot tell if the adjustment screws are stainless or just regular, unprotected steel. Time will tell… There is no carry case included, so keeping the original box may be useful.
Best bang the buck!
This IS awesome! I don’t use it for a motorcycle, but I mount it to the back of my mountain bike and on road bike with my insta360. I’ve used it half a dozen times on rides, so far so good. I think I was concerned that bolts/clamps would come loose but they seem to have held up fine w/out issues.
One cool thing about this is, I’ve been trying to figure a way to clamp/rig it so it can be a POV camera with my 360 attaching it like a body cam sticking out. It’s been a fun experiment with that. It comes with a bunch of clamps/grips so you can play around with it. So there’s more uses than just “motorcycle” it really can be multi-use with all the accessories. So it’s great value.
Great Value Motorcycle Clamp Mount Kit for Insta360 X3
I got the HAFOKO Heavy-Duty Motorcycle Clamp Mount Kit for my Insta 360 X3, and I’m really happy with it so far. The clamp feels sturdy and stays secure on my bike handlebar, even on bumpy roads. The 59″ invisible selfie stick works well, giving me some cool shots without the stick being in the frame. It also fits my GoPro, which is a nice bonus.
What I really liked is the price. It’s a bit lower than other more expensive options I was looking at, but it still does the job really well. For what you get, it’s a great deal.
The double clamp design is solid, and I didn’t have any issues with it loosening during my rides. I’ve only used it for a couple of weeks, so I’ll update this review if anything changes over time. For now, I think it’s worth checking out if you want a reliable camera mount for your motorcycle or bike without breaking the bank.
Versatile, super-adjustable, sturdy selfie stick, solid mounting hardware
I ordered this selfie stick with mounting hardware primarily to use it as a monopod for my binoculars, and secondarily to eventually mount a camera on my bicycle’s handlebars or trailer (See photos.) This product meets both of those purposes with ease.
It serves as an excellent, super light monopod. I like that the stick telescopes easily but not too easily. Once at whatever length I want it, it stays there without my relatively heavy binoculars affecting its telescoping in the slightest. My binoculars with adaptor weigh about 26 ounces, which is five times heavier than a typical GoPro camera, around 5 ounces. Fully extended vertically, this stick easily supports binoculars without any slippage in its individual telescoping segments.
Bearing the weight of the binoculars while fully extended horizontally, the stick bends a wee bit. (See photo showing the extent to which the stick bends due to the weight of my binoculars.) I wouldn’t ‘t expect that to happen were it bearing a relatively light GoPro camera. It shows though that this stick is somewhat flexible when fully extended, and that could be a good thing depending on your purpose.
The mounting hardware is heavy — nearly two pounds. That’s no big deal for a motorcyclist, but for weight-conscious bicyclists, that may be too heavy. The hardware is bulky and kind of awkward-looking on a bicycle. Actually, using this hardware, the stick couldn’t reasonably be mounted anywhere on a bicycle except horizontally on the handlebars. Mounted anywhere else on the bike, its bulk puts it in the way of one’s moving feet and knees and legs as one pedals. But it works on the handlebars just fine.
Notice that my handlebars aren’t straight; there’s a bend in them. The hardware adapted very well to this; it was easy to mount the stick running parallel to and equidistant from the bars despite that bend.
One last thing: I like the very thin grip on the selfie stick. It’s difficult to describe. If you blow up my photo of the stick mounted on my bike trailer you can see it. A thick, spongy grip might be problematic when it comes to mounting with the stick’s hardware; this is a more versatile and, frankly, handsome option that serves the purpose well and won’t be affected by the clamps on the mounting hardware.
There’s nothing about this system I don’t like. I cannot speak to the durability of either the stick or the mounts, but the entire system feels durable to me. This rates five stars.
I primarily want to use this when I am writing my electric scooter or electric bicycle. It works really well with my insta360x4 camera. I find though that when the selfie stick is extended past a certain point, it's pretty important to have two mounting points to your vehicle for the best stability. It doesn't exactly feel super stable when my stick is extended and I'm only mounted at one spot. I like that this kit can be used in multiple different ways. There's definitely a lot of versatility that it enables. Still learning the ins and outs of recording myself when writing electric things. I think as I get better with both the 360 camera and this mounting kit, I'll be able to get better shots over time.
I primarily want to use this when I am writing my electric scooter or electric bicycle. It works really well with my insta360x4 camera. I find though that when the selfie stick is extended past a certain point, it’s pretty important to have two mounting points to your vehicle for the best stability. It doesn’t exactly feel super stable when my stick is extended and I’m only mounted at one spot. I like that this kit can be used in multiple different ways. There’s definitely a lot of versatility that it enables. Still learning the ins and outs of recording myself when writing electric things. I think as I get better with both the 360 camera and this mounting kit, I’ll be able to get better shots over time.
Works well, but you need to really tighten it dow
I hooked this up to my handlebars and to be fair, there was only about 3 inches distance between the two clamps and it will probably work better with clamps farther apart, but I don’t have that option. I had to fight it at first to get the assembly to stay in place, then I found a position that kept the assembly from drifting down. I also couldn’t put the selfie stick up very high or the assembly would start to slowly go down a little at a time. It was high enough to see all around, just not as high as I wanted it.
The selfie stick is pretty good and I have no issues. It is just the ball joints that don’t hold as well as they should, especially when I get up to speed. Maybe if they added O-rings like some of the other sets, it might hold better. Since the joints are all plastic, maybe that might add extra flex around the joints and cause them to move with higher leverage.
Overall, this is not a terrible system as long as you know the limitation. If I was able to mount this at further points between the mounting clamps, it may have worked better. That being said, my Street Glide doesn’t have as many mounting points as some other bikes so you might have better luck with your ride. I still plan on keeping it for my mountain bike that has more mounting points. I might get a better hold plus I can’t go as fast (less wind pushing it back). Its not terrible, just not quite a 5-star product for my needs.
I'm not going to lie when I order this product it took forever for it to come to my door I mean I don't think that I've waited this long for any item I've ordered from Amazon. That being said when it did come it came in simple packaging the box was very simple it was not professionally boxed it was stuffed in a long cylindrical box that was very thin and flimsy but the product itself was fairly decent when it came out it had lots of bits and pieces that go to this stick and it took me a minute because it didn't have any instructions with it on how you're supposed to use this or how it functions but once I got the stick to extend I was happy to see how long this dick is it's super long matter of fact it's so long that if you're riding a bike and carrying the stick with you you're going to have to be very careful because if you catch that stick on something or the wind blows it in the right way and it flies up it could hit you but aside from that if you got a good sturdy hand and you're able to secure it to your bike or hold it and steer at the same time you're going to do well with this it looks like it's going to get a very good picture it has lots of little clamps that you can fasten on multiple devices so you can have your device at the end of the stick and then on the side of the stick you can clamp two or three more devices to it so that you can get multiple angles which is convenient I don't use it in that way but somebody May and if that's something that you're going to do this is a great item for that. I ordered one of these and two of them came one and one box and one in another package so I don't know if that was an accident or an on purpose but just know you might end up with an extra one in your box if you order this LOL no promises but it could very well happen because it happened to me I'm glad I have two of them now I have a full Studio on my bike lol where I can not only fasten cameras but I can fasten lights so if I want to get a certain look or a certain angle with the light I can I can shine on me while I'm filming or on the subject while I'm filming from the front and the back so it's super convenient. I'm giving this item four stars because of the cheap packaging and how long I had to wait for it to get to my door and the fact that there were two of them I like getting a bonus item but at the same time I like knowing that the company that I purchased from is professional enough to know exactly what they're doing.
I’m not going to lie when I order this product it took forever for it to come to my door I mean I don’t think that I’ve waited this long for any item I’ve ordered from Amazon. That being said when it did come it came in simple packaging the box was very simple it was not professionally boxed it was stuffed in a long cylindrical box that was very thin and flimsy but the product itself was fairly decent when it came out it had lots of bits and pieces that go to this stick and it took me a minute because it didn’t have any instructions with it on how you’re supposed to use this or how it functions but once I got the stick to extend I was happy to see how long this dick is it’s super long matter of fact it’s so long that if you’re riding a bike and carrying the stick with you you’re going to have to be very careful because if you catch that stick on something or the wind blows it in the right way and it flies up it could hit you but aside from that if you got a good sturdy hand and you’re able to secure it to your bike or hold it and steer at the same time you’re going to do well with this it looks like it’s going to get a very good picture it has lots of little clamps that you can fasten on multiple devices so you can have your device at the end of the stick and then on the side of the stick you can clamp two or three more devices to it so that you can get multiple angles which is convenient I don’t use it in that way but somebody May and if that’s something that you’re going to do this is a great item for that. I ordered one of these and two of them came one and one box and one in another package so I don’t know if that was an accident or an on purpose but just know you might end up with an extra one in your box if you order this LOL no promises but it could very well happen because it happened to me I’m glad I have two of them now I have a full Studio on my bike lol where I can not only fasten cameras but I can fasten lights so if I want to get a certain look or a certain angle with the light I can I can shine on me while I’m filming or on the subject while I’m filming from the front and the back so it’s super convenient. I’m giving this item four stars because of the cheap packaging and how long I had to wait for it to get to my door and the fact that there were two of them I like getting a bonus item but at the same time I like knowing that the company that I purchased from is professional enough to know exactly what they’re doing.