6 Best GoPro Bike Mounts: Top Picks for Epic Rides

Customer Review: “This is a well-made product that I believe will provide years of use. Designed to wrap around and clip to a bar or pole, the company has made some nice design choices. First, the mount can clip around different thicknesses of bars and poles thanks to its large and small rubber inserts. Plus, if you remove the inserts altogether, the unit still has a rubber coating inside. It nicely protects whatever you’re attaching it to. In addition, the system used to secure the mount to a pole or bar operates smoothly. That makes tightening everything down a breeze. I also really appreciate that the head of the mount can be rotated 360 degrees by simply unlocking a collar. By rotating the head and tilting the GoPro on the mount, you can get your camera facing in whichever direction you need. In my field test, I found that the mount stayed nice and tight on my hiking pole. I didn’t baby it and even tried banging it around a bit. All-in-all, one of the best products this company has made.”

Customer Review: “This bike mount is well built and fits on the smallest bike and the biggest MTB I have. It’s steady and hasn’t slipped while riding. It has two foam cushions that work for small or large bars including things like ski poles for unique angles and shots. The head swivels and pivots for correcting angles. It is sturdy and you can really clamp it down. I would recommend this if you’re looking for a good bar style mount.”

Customer Review: “I bought one in red and one in black so I could have one for each of my E-scooters. These are fantastic mounts. Sturdy, lightweight, well-designed, and machined… and they stay in place without shifting around as I ride. This mount stays put and holds my action cams still. So much better than the bulky, flimsy plastic/nylon mounts. Not too expensive, and they look, feel, and function great.”

Customer Review: “The quality of this mount for the money is incredibly good. I was happy to find that it fit my 35mm diameter handlebars, and once sufficiently snugged, held my Hero 13 Black in place without budging. The only issue I’ve run into is that the knurled knob that locks in the yaw of the camera has a slight tendency to come loose, but this could be easily ameliorated with a little thread locker or even an appropriately-sized o-ring.”

Customer Review: “I’ve been using a suction cup style mount for my action camera to do timelapses in my backyard. It works okay, but there were multiple occasions where the mount didn’t stick properly and ruined a potentially good timelapse. Especially when it’s rainy outside and the surfaces are wet. So I got this clamp mount to see if it could work better, and it really solved the problem for good. […] It’s a 5-star product that I’d feel comfortable suggesting to a friend without hesitation. Well made, well executed, with a reasonable price tag, like most things I’ve gotten from K&F.”

Customer Review: “This clamp mount is one of the most useful accessories if you do photography or videography. While it is marketed mainly as a handlebar mount for action cameras on bikes or motorcycles, its versatility really shines in a studio environment. […] For photographers and content creators, it is a handy little tool for mounting cameras or accessories in places where a full tripod or stand would be awkward.”

Customer Review: “Very good quality, price, easy to install, I do alots of videos on my bicycle tours across America, what I like is that can move side to side without no problem”

Customer Review: “I had originally bought it for gopro, I use it as my light holder as the stability is great! Great value for your money and very durable. Vibration does not effect video quality”

Customer Review: “-Very sturdy-Quality materials-Nothing has slop or feels loose Has a thick rubber ring for mounting to metal, it easily removes to fit larger pipes with a thin rubber pad for grip. has a great-feeling little paddle to lock in the pivoting top which locks in every couple degrees, 360 degrees. the attachment that locks onto your gopro actually has a little rubber insert to keep it from moving at all or from coming unlocked (which I’ve never seen as a problem but feels nice anyway) all-in-all, as an admittedly hesitant buyer, rest easy in buying this. if you plan on using it more than once or twice a year, or you want something you don’t have to babysit while it’s attached, it’s well worth the price in my opinion”

Customer Review: “Needed one for a Roll Cage Bars on a semi racing truck and it works fine.”

Customer Review: “This is a pretty versatile mount for poles or rods. I’ve used it on a trekking pole so far, but I can think of a number of other suitable applications for it. The actual camera attachment is what you would expect, and holds securely. The camera position can be adjusted to get the shot you want in most cases. It’s lightweight, and I didn’t even notice it was there.”

Customer Review: “I like the material. I received this recently and thought it was just the thing to mount my GoPro. A couple of suggestions/criticisms though – that don’t take away from my five Star Rating at all… First of all, there could be a tab on the end of the mounting rubber (just a little) to grasp it where it goes over the end of the hook. Second, I took a piece of coarse sandpaper and wrapped it over a popsicle stick to rough up between the prongs that mesh between the two halves of the mounting system. As it is, they are so smooth that they are subject to sliding back and forth, swiveling the camera up or down. Both of these issues could be very easily solved and if not, okay to live with and, as in the second case, done yourself.”