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Motorcycle Camera Gps Clamp Mount Bike Trike Tripod Motorcycle Handlebar Mount on 2040-parts.com

US $14.99
Location:

Novi, Michigan, United States

Novi, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Type:Camera Clamp Mount Manufacturer Part Number:Camera Clamp Mount Fit:Universal Fit Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front, Rear Brand:Unbranded/Generic Tripod Bolt Size:Standard 1/4-20" UPC:Does not apply


Motorcycle Camera GPS Clamp Mount

Capture all the action while riding!




This clamp mount can be used to mount a camera to your motorcycle handlebar, roll bar, seat post and much more. The mount can be used in many different places such as on a motorcycle, bike, trike, ATV and more. The camera clamp will act as a tripod in places in which mounting a camera on your motorcycle may be difficult.

About:
• The mount is made of hard plastic, stainless steel (screw/joints/bolts/washer) & rubber grips.
• The rubber grips provide a sturdy non-slip hold.
• The clamp mount opens up to approximately 1.5 inches.
• The mount can clamp on widths as small as approximately 0.6 inches.
• The screw top allows the mount to adjust the angle from side to side.
• The adjustable screw top allows the mount to rotate 360 degrees (can be tightened).
• The mount weighs approximately 3.6 ounces.
• The total mount length is approximately 4.25 inches.
• The total mount width is approximately 3 inches (includes bolt end).
• The mount uses a standard 1/4-20" tripod bolt and will fit most cameras, camcorders and GPS units with the tripod connection. 

Please Note:
• The mount is brand new and comes in a plain unmarked box (no retail packaging)
• The pictured Contour camera is not included; you are purchasing the mount only
• Also works with most digital cameras on the market (must be fitted with 1/4-20" UNC threads)
• Also works with GPS units or brackets fitted with 1/4-20" UNC threads
• Works with GoPro Cameras when used with the GoPro tripod adapter (adapter not included) 

Shipping:
We ship within 24 hours (occasionally within 48 hours during peak periods) of cleared payment.

Payment:
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Return Policy:
Our return policy is simple. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return the item within 30 days. The buyer is responsible for return shipping. Buyer must contact us within 30 days to inform us of the return. Please contact us immediately if there is a problem with the order and we will make sure it's corrected and you are fully satisfied.










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