Hi Everyone. Thought I would kick off a thread about different ways of mounting your helmet cam. Reason behind this, is I have found most cameras come with mounts, that you have to permanently leave on. Once on, they are stuck in one spot, so if you want to change positions or angles etc, you have to either rip it off, or stick another on.
This annoys me because I hate the look of it on a nice helmet, plus some you get wind noise from them.
So I have played around a bit, and came to an satisfactory idea that is not only neat, you can hardly notice it when you don't have the camera mounted, and is cheap.
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I decided to keep using the mount that came with the Replay HD because of its curved base that fits the profile of the helmet nicely. These require you to use their double sided tape to permanently stick the mount to the helmet. So what I did, was replace the double sided sticky pad with this...http://solutions.3m.com.au/wps/portal/3 ... e/Details/ It is called 3M Ringlock.
This stuff can hold up to 1KG of weight per 50mm. Impressive. It is in Bunnings and cost me around $10 for a metre roll.

I then stuck the other side of the ringlock to the helmet. I done it this way as this side is really flat and hard to see. I also used a long strip as then I can move it back and forwards as desired. When the camera is not in use, this is all that is left on the helmet.

A few pictures from different angles.
I used the little 'safety strap' that came with the kit for a few trial runs. Put a little rubber bung on the end, that sits snugly in the front vent, just in case.



So that's it! Now when I don't wear the camera, I am not left with an ugly plastic mount stuck to the helmet. 3M says the HeavyDuty stuff, you can pull apart up to 5000 times before replacement.
I have road tested it (in a controlled area

All in all, I am pretty happy with it, and hope it may help others looking for a similar thing. I am sure it will work with a variety of mounts.
