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Insta360 Motorcycle Selfie Stick Support Clamp

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Product Overview

Insta360 Motorcycle Selfie Stick Support Clamp

Capture third-person shots with your action camera on your next cross-country adventure with the Motorcycle Selfie Stick Support Clamp from Insta360. The support features dual ball heads with clamps on either end. Secure one clamp to your motorcycle and the other to your selfie stick of choice. Adjust each ball head 360° to achieve the perfect angle. The clamp's aluminum alloy construction ensures a durable and lightweight design.

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Insta360 Motorcycle Selfie Stick Support Clamp

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X4 Air, Insta360 GO Ultra, Insta360 X5, Insta360 Ace Pro 2, Insta360 X4, Insta360 GO 3S, Insta360 Ace Pro, Insta360 Ace, Insta360 GO 3, Insta360 X3, Insta360 ONE RS (Twin/4K), Insta360 GO 2, Insta360 ONE X2, Insta360 ONE R, Insta360 ONE X

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Can be combined with the Heavy Duty Clamp Mount or Motorcycle U-Bolt Mount for even greater stability.

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