Motomounts

Helmet-specific camera mounts

Motomounts makes chin mounts for attaching GoPro-style action cameras to motorcycle helmets. Rather than presenting one universal fit, the shop sorts mounts by helmet brand and model. Listings cover many Shoei, HJC, AGV, Bell, Arai, Shark, Scorpion and other helmets. A buyer should identify the exact helmet model and generation before ordering: even similar names can have different chin contours, vents and visor clearances. The selected mount should be tested for fit without blocking vents or controls.

Choosing a mount and accessories

The catalogue includes mounts for road, racing and adventure helmets, alongside a chest harness and camera accessories. Items such as short arms, thumb screws, filters and wind protection may be sold separately. Check the camera connector and what hardware comes with the chosen mount, since a mounting base alone may not be enough to attach a particular camera. Camera position affects the view and the weight felt at the front of a helmet. A low-profile setup is generally easier to keep clear of the visor and jacket.

Attachment and safe installation

The website has installation instructions and lists 3M VHB adhesive among its accessories. Adhesive mounting requires a clean, suitable surface and proper curing according to the supplied instructions. Riders should not drill into, cut or otherwise modify a protective helmet unless its manufacturer explicitly permits that method. Before riding, check that the camera is secure and that its position does not interfere with vision, ventilation or the chin strap. Local rules on mounted devices and filming should also be considered.

Support and model requests

Motomounts has a request-a-mount option for helmet models not found in the catalogue, plus a contact page and support@motomounts.co.nz. The store is based online in New Zealand and displays prices in dollars; customers ordering from elsewhere should check shipping, currency and possible import charges. Instagram and Facebook provide product updates. The most useful support request includes the helmet make, precise model, year or generation and clear photographs of the chin area.