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WECoyote
7 months ago

Yeah, I think these moving teletubbies are funny. Apart from the fact that a camera on the helmet increases the risk of injury in an accident.

JoGerman
4 months ago
Reply to  WECoyote

The camera is flying off immediately, if they get a bump from the outside.
Well, and the helmet also has a protective function against flying parts.
Of course, in rare cases, you can fall on the camera’s plastic shards. But this is as rare as drivers who are strangled by their own belt.

WECoyote
4 months ago
Reply to  JoGerman

The holder isn’t. With this, bad forces can act on the HWS.

JoGerman
4 months ago

Yeah, you can do that.
If an aircraft crashes at the same time and strikes (possibly) exactly at the accident site, this also affects the HWS, i.e. so or so;-)

WECoyote
4 months ago

If you slide and if you are a small edge or bitumen strip, the helmet/holding will remain slightly hanging or when you hit the asphalt side, the mount will act as a lever. Both affect the HWS.

JoGerman
4 months ago

So I have my right on the helmet at the level of the jaw joint.
Can’t imagine what kind of body bending is involved in the HWS.

Gehilfling
7 months ago

No, there are enough people with Dashcam in the car.

Popclaw
7 months ago

Not really funny, I think. Many motorcyclists today have cameras on the helmet to hold their rides or for safety. In Poland, you can see that often. It’s just a practical thing!

Takasha
7 months ago

No, that’s an important insurance cover for an accident.

Augustiner68
7 months ago

No, why?