How would this hold up on motorcycle handlebars behind a wind screen?
601471
I also ride a motorcycle and I think It would be fine with or without a windscreen.
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)
601473
I think it would be just fine. It's hard to open all the way with just one hand so it's quite strong.
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.
285605
The attachment ring is quite flexile, should easily slip over the handlebars. Remove some of the rubber inserts if its too narrow.
2062330
Should be fine considering I had this on my beach cruiser (odd shaped handlebars).
2141063
I've found that the wind deflection from my hand is minimal. But that may be because my handlebars are fairly wide and the windshield is placed pretty far forward from my hand position. With narrower handlebars, it would be better. Your knees will be well below (and out of) the air pocket created by the windshield. I have thought about fabricating matching lowers with sheet acrylic for winter riding.
1485072
I would think it would be fine, i used it under a fender on a motorcycle and has held up well so far (3 mos)
2138421
Is anything Hurricane Proof? It's round shape would help it Resist winds. And it's free flow opening would not make it ballon off the roof. If sealed down with roof grade sealant and the 8 or so screws in the base I think it would hold up prety good. I planned to put a thick sheet of plexi over the panel due to the hail we get here in Colorado. But haven't done that and not a problem so far. In the mountains we often get winds of 70 mph coming off the mountains and the Roof Fan is the last thing I worry about to be honest.
1765970
It is a heavy stand and should work OK for unspecified values of "normal" breezes. I would not presume to speculate about high-wind conditions.
186415
Arthur, I had one of these mounted on the rear view mirror arm on my motorcycle. Although it is a fairly tight grip...I wouldn't rely on it, as my phone vibrated off on an uneven stretch of road one day and took a tumble along the freeway and was smashed to smitherines. I don't feel it's strong enough for the use of a motorcycle IMO. Hope that helps!
1871812
You can anchor it to the ground. It stands up well to wind. Mine blows closed in high wind if I leave it up. I've had several of these things I use to park my motorcycle under each day. This one is the best so far. Very well made.I see that others are saying it doesn't do well in wind. I guess it depends on how much wind. Also, there are hols in the plate the internal support sections fasten into, and those holes are for anchoring to the ground...or whatever.
1029328
I put the foamy windscreen from my Takstar SGC 598 on then this windscreen. It's longer than it needs to be so I rolled the end inside itself which also helps hold it in place. It's made of thick material so quite a bit of sound is blocked along with the wind but it does work. I am boosting my audio with a Topping NX1 headphone amplifier. Pretty sweet audio.
1401355
I use this on a screen enclosure with winds up to 40 mph. However I think it is basically for chain link fence not wire strand. I would think that the wire would be a major wear factor.
2177730
For high winds you'll want different pegs (10-12") and additional support lines (there are enough places for you to tie on to on the fly sheet), but I would expect it to hold up fine. I was stuck in a light to moderate windy downpour, and stayed dry.
1880338
Underneath is a little cross bar I guess you could put sandbags on it to keep it from flying away in a high wind area
1336643
It will hold up just fine if you secure it properly, if the wind whips up underneath and/or is moves it will not hold up - but neither will any other cover at this price point.
926354
Yes the wind has knocked my bike over while I wasn't on it and the trailer stays put. It is very sturdy.
1660762
I have two answers. Yes, it would be strong enough because it has both some sticky adhesive type thing and a suction cup, but I would not trust it over time on your bike, that just makes me nervous.
1695832
I've been using thick aluminium foil as a wind screen. It's no different than the pocket rocket and uses. I took it on a seven day trip thru the Smokies and it this little gem did great when it came to fuel consumption.