Could it hold a gopro like camera on a mount attached to a bike?
1878747
Well, it might. Depending on the size of the camera. One as large as the GoPro I would be afraid to trust just the tape to hold it. One of the small "Keychain" type cameras would be no problem.
582507
Yes it has the same mount as those tripod The other part is jus a go pro attachment
2115798
Absolutely, that's what I've got and it works great. You will have to (as someone else mentioned) get a crown bolt that's compatable with the standard GoPro hardware unless you want to carry a wrench with you when you ride.
1369177
With a gopro tripod mount, you can convert any tripod (1/4 20) shank to accept a gopro. BUT, depending on your application, if your planning on using the gopro in any type of "extreme" condition, even as much as driving a car on a moderately bumpy road, AVOID THIS MOUNT!!!!! I have a Fat Gecko and its a paper weight. The main suction cup mount is too weak to handle anything more than mounting it on a window of a house. I would recommend the RAM system to which I found to be very solid, even outside the vehicle at speeds up to 70 and a camera not near as aerodynamic as a gopro.
1743944
Yes. I have mounted my GoPro Hero3+ Black upside down using this frame and it was very secure. It has a ridge around the inside edge of the plastic frame so even when the camera and frame aren't on a mount the camera won't fall out unless you pry open the frame where it splits at the mounting point. Once you tighten it down on a mounting point, it isn't going anywhere.
1836135
Yes, but you'll need a threaded tripod adapter to screw into the top. Additionally, the counterweight on it is much heavier than the camera itself, so you'll need to remove some weight. It takes a lot of effort to balance the GoPro since it is so light.
378721
You should be able to, depending on where you place the mount, of course. The only drawback that I can see is the fact that, when you turn the handlebars, the phone(camera) is going to turn when the handlebars turn.
601472
The clamp itself held tight, but the supporting bolts in the gopro housing are liable to unravel due to vibration. Had I tethered my camera I wouldn't have lost it.Gopro do advise that these aren't the best means of attaching cameras :0)
371320
I am thinking No. The mount is about 3"wide and mounts with Velcro strips. It could be mounted on a bicycle but would not be secure.
1870215
It has a standard 1/4"20 screw mount on the bottom. If you have a bike mount already, it would work.
756706
That's if it has a screw on mount like a dslr camera ? If it does I highly recommend this tripod I own one and it's absolutely amazing. Http://500px.com/photoswithjoel
502248
My guess would be 'yes' as this tripod has a standard size 35mm camera mounting screw (¼"?).
534200
No. It won't stay put. There are handlebar mounts designed specifically for bikes.
1323781
I would use something stronger for your DSLR for sure. This thing is great for a lightweight Go Pro, but I wouldn't put anything heavy or expensive on it. In theory it would work though.
659653
it only had a mount for under the seat of a bike. I'm sure if you made that into the loop, it should work.
601474
There is a GoPro Handlebar Seatpost Mount that might be better. We used that one on a motorcycle ride and it worked great and it wasn't behind a windscreen.
1157428
I would think so, but not sure of the weight. It holds the camera up just fine.