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Insta360 Bike Tail Mount Kit

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Product Overview

Insta360 Bike Tail Mount Kit

Film third-person POV shots with your action camera on your next road cycling adventure using the Insta360 Bike Tail Mount Kit. The kit is designed to secure below the seat of your bike and has the option to add a selfie stick to the configuration to extend your perspective. Multiple clamping mounts ensure maximum stability. Use the 1/4"-20 to 2-prong mount to attach your action camera or selfie stick to the system. A support clamp with an adjustable ball head provides another mounting point for your selfie stick configuration.

What's in the box:

Insta360 Bike Tail Mount Kit

Bike Tail Mount Main Clamp

Bike Tail Mount Clamp Bracket A

Bike Tail Mount Clamp Bracket B

Support Clamp

M5 Bolt (55mm)

M5 Bolt (44mm)

Silicone Pad

Bike Seat Rail Mount Clamp Bracket

Bike Seat Rail Mount Clamp

M4 Bolt (16mm)

1/4"-20 to 2-Prong Mount Adapter

Thumbscrew

Hex Wrench

Anti-Slip Ring

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