Helmet and chin mounts
Flexible chin mounts and in-helmet options bring your audience closer to the rider's point of view. Compare fit, dimensions and camera compatibility before choosing your helmet setup.
Camera mounts for motorcyclists. Every ride. More angles.
We started with helmet chin mounts. Today, MotoRadds makes camera mounts for motorcyclists who want to capture the ride from more places: their helmet, windscreen, handlebars, fork stem, axle and other mounting points on the bike.
Whether you are recording a daily commute, a weekend road trip or your next motovlog, the right perspective starts with a mount that suits your camera and your motorcycle.
Our roots are in helmet chin mounts. Our view keeps expanding.
MotoRadds began by solving a specific problem: how to position an action camera on a motorcycle helmet. Our FLEX Slim and FLEX Classic mounts are part of that story, giving riders flexible mounting options for different helmet shapes and surfaces.
But a helmet is only one place to record a ride. A view over the windscreen, a low angle near the wheel or a camera pointed back toward the rider tells a different story. That is why we have grown beyond chin mounts into a wider range of motorcycle camera mounts and mounting accessories.
Our focus remains the same: help motorcyclists choose a useful camera position and build a setup that fits the way they ride.
A mounting point for your next perspective
Start with the view you want, then check your camera connection, the mounting dimensions and the installation instructions. Our range includes options for GoPro, DJI Osmo Action and Insta360 cameras, with compatibility varying by product and adapter.
Windscreen camera mounts
Explore a forward-facing perspective from the windscreen. EdgeLock is part of our range for riders looking for a mounting location beyond their helmet.
Handlebar and bar-end camera mounts
A camera near the bars can put the road, cockpit or rider in frame. Compare attachment dimensions and clearance for your particular motorcycle.
Fork-stem and axle mounting options
X-Pand expands the range of mounting locations available on the bike. Check the product's fit information and direct-camera-only restrictions before installing.
Rear and rider-facing angles
Explore rear-view and passenger-peg perspectives to show a different side of the ride. Choose a mounting point with suitable clearance and follow the product guidance.
Adapters and mounting accessories
Build the connection between camera and mount with the appropriate adapter or accessory. Check the exact camera model and connector rather than relying on the brand name alone.
Choose your setup with confidence
No two motorcycles or helmet shapes are exactly alike. Check each product page for dimensions, compatible cameras and any restrictions on extensions or selfie sticks. A mount designed for direct camera attachment should only be used as directed.
Read the installation instructions, prepare the mounting surface where required and check clearance before riding. If you are unsure which setup to choose, contact MotoRadds with your camera model, motorcycle or helmet model, and the angle you want to capture.
From the helmet POV that started our story to new camera positions across the bike, MotoRadds is here to help you record more of the ride.