🚲 Versatile Handlebar Mount for GoPro, OSMO Pocket & Insta 360 Cameras - PGYTECH Action Camera Bike Mount Review

Camera moves when mountain biking. After all, it will point straight down (or up depending on how you set it up) unless you keep adjusting it as you go.

The kit includes two "Quick Pins" and 95% of the time they don't block. Stick them in the hole with the camera attached and nothing, no blockage. If you sit there and play around with it for 15-20 minutes you can get it to lock up at times, but I've given up as it ruins my pre-ride vibes every time I try it. It worked the first day I got it, now it works 5% of the time and on the last ride it was completely loose and just hanging around. Appears to be an imperfect design.

They contained two "quick pins" and were 95% non-locking. Stick them in the hole with the camera attached and nothing, no blockage. If you sit there and play around with it for 15-20 minutes you can get it to lock up at times, but I've given up as it ruins my pre-ride vibes every time I try it. It worked the first day I got it, now it works 5% of the time and on the last ride it was completely loose and just hanging around. Appears to be an imperfect design.

The technology in this product clearly dwarfs anything on the market. It's well built and great for mounting on road bikes and mountain bikes. He had some great rides up to about the six week mark. I rode the route with a friend. I had a Go Pro recording and after a 30 minute ride I looked down and saw the GoPro was gone. The arm snapped in half just above the ball joint. So now I don't have a bike mount and I don't have a GoPro. Before this failure, I really liked everything about this…

I used this on my Triumph T120 bike with a DJI Osmo Action Camera. So easy to set up and position perfectly. Works perfectly! Due to the short windshield I had to mount it on the side mirror. The mount works great, it's versatile and secure - I loved it until I lost my two tiny QUICK RELEASE pins. It's good that the bracket comes with an extra bolt, but they are very small and easily lost. I somehow lost both pins and tried to contact PGYTECH to buy a replacement. After 3 emails I got a…

UPDATE: PGYTECH has contacted me for more information on an issue I am experiencing. They were very nice and polite and offered to replace the product myself, to which I agreed. I just received it today and although I haven't used it in action yet it was a very different initial experience than the first device I received which I'm sure must have been a fluke. When I took it out of the box it was in the "middle" cocking position. Perhaps less than half a turn is enough to loosen it to change…