R1200RS + R1250RS Forum
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Fri Mar 28, 2025 9:48 pm
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Hello all - hope you are looking forward to the summer’s riding! Warm weather kicks off in the UK apparently…! |
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I used 5952 VHB Tape (2.5cm . x 15 ft.) from 3M bought off Amazon. Highly recommended. I didn’t want to drill holes for the mounts, and for the weight involved, this works great. I put the front camera under the nose of the front fairing. Rear camera is attached to the underside of the plate for the top case. I’m a Notary Public. RESPECT MY AUTHORITY! |
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Nice! thanks very much. I had wondered about installing there, but was concerned about crud flicking up... |
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I used a lens protector from my VIO body cam system. Slightly larger than the K2 camera I was installing, but nothing a couple layers of electrical tape couldn’t fix. Get on the INNOVV forums. Lots of people there do projects to enhance the product. I had quality issues on the K2 because the data compression algorithm wasn’t able to handle complicated footage (e.g., riding through wooded areas). He had a custom firmware update that fixed my issue. Granted, I think I lost a couple of features with his update, but I didn’t use them anyhow.
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Thanks very much for the tips - I completed the installation last night. I went a slightly different route with the front camera installation; I already had a Wunderlich Go Pro Mount and was lucky enough to find a GoPro compatible clamp I could 3D print which allowed me to install the camera beneath the screen like this: |
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Don’t forget to peel off the plastic film from the lens.
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Hah! yes thanks, have taken care of that too. |
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