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Brilliant on a motorbike where you have a lot more frame to mount for a better all round view.
OK on a road bike but mounting options are harder to get an all round view. But ideal if you just want front and sides to look at pretty things you rode past.
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I have one but I rarely use it. It is easy to use but wasn't very easy to edit/upload and you can see the joins between the footage and a large black dot where the blind spot is so I lost interest in it (footage below is pre-Covid and was the last time I used it although it is sitting in the drawer next to my desktop and I just pulled it out to remind me of the model/brand.
It's a Linkflow FITT360 and has a rather unique mounting method of sitting around your neck. It felt quite secure and I forgot that I was wearing it.
Example vid here which shows the issues I describe above. You can drag your cursor around the screen to view 360
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I have a bracket that allows me to attach an Insta360 OneX to the bottom of my drops, in a similar position to one of those bar-end mirrors. It works really well there.
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Anyone used a 360 camera on their bike or on them during a ride? How do you find it etc?