KolaselsPipe clamp Mount, Bike Handlebar Camera Mount for GoPro Hero 9/8/7/6/5/4/3+/3/2/1

Little bigger than what I was suspecting, and moves just a bit even after wenching that thing down. All in all though it’s a great attachment and unless you’re smacking into things, I wouldn’t worry about it throwing your camera angles off.

It does it’s work. It has a variable view fir Go Pro camera. Stable.

I had this clamp for three months and it recently cracked across the clamp. I can't blame it all on the clamp though because I left my bike in the back of my vehicle and the sun probably got to it. It's been super hot lately. I had it just passed snug on the tightness. It just surprised me that I noticed my clamp was loose one day and when I went to go tighten it a little, I noticed the clamp snapped clear across on one end and there was no point in tightening it. I decided to purchase an all metal clamp after owning this product so, that doesn't happen again. If you are in a hot place, you can't trust plastic to protect your camera investment. My previous clamp was also plastic and it broke and my GoPro 8 camera took a tumble off my bike right in front of me and it chipped up my camera near the glass. I was lucky the glass didn't break.

Built strong. Definitely have confidence it will do the job and last.

I started biking during this pandemic and wanted to document this moment in time that we all need to wear a mask. This product helps me do that.

Don't expect the pivot mount adapter

Very well made and secures my GoPro camera solidly to the the handlebars.Highly recommend it.

Review of: ** Mountian Bike Handlebar Mount for Gopro Hero 7 6 5 4 3+**I ordered this GoPro mount for my 12 year old son who has recently gotten into downhill mountain biking. He had been using a helmet mount for his GoPro Hero 7 Black but wanted a lower perspective of his riding. Summary of findings:Pros:-The handlebar mount goes on easily with two bolts that can be easily secured by hand-The mount can be attached to very wide diameter handlebar.-It stays secure on the handlebar and does not move around-If you can mount it on a bar running front to back or side to side since it comes with an adapter that lets the GP turn 90 degrees.-Lightweight and fairly inexpensive, although $13 isn't cheap for a couple of pieces of plastic, rubber, and some screws.Cons:-The camera will not get extremely snug in the mount, which means that under very bumpy conditions (like downhill MTB riding) the camera ends up flopping forward or backward. (see pic as an example.). This happened even when we tightened the screw securing the camera case VERY hard into the mount. I think the type of plastic used is just not grippy enough to keep it from rotating under extreme shaking and bouncing.-You cannot adjust the direction of the camera left to right, other then the 90 degree adapter. So if the bar you are mounting it on is not parallel or perpendicular, your camera view will be skewed. (Some handlebars are slightly angle so this could be an issue)-The plastic is very stiff, and feels like if you over tighten the screws it could break. I could see the plastic start to bend if I overtightened the screws and am fairly certain it would crack if pushed too far.Overall., if you are doing something where the camera is not going to be bounding around really hard, and can mount it on a bar running in the right direction, this is a very good solution. For my son's use, it is marginal, since the shaking does cause it to flop down on occasion. I may look at trying to use some adhesive to keep it from moving, but there is not much room in the little slotted connection to add much. A slightly grippier plastic or rubber would have worked better in this case. For most other uses, I think this would work very well.