INNOVVK3 Dual Channel Motorcyle Motocam with WiFi, GPS, Parking Mode and IP67 Water-Resistant (microSD Card not Included)

This is a great piece of equipment. It replaces an improvised dash cam of sorts using a GoPro camera. I decided to retire the GoPro because of the occasional write fail and then the times I would forget to power it on or start recording before departing.This is a wonderful upgrade. No more remembering to turn it on. I ended up installing a 256GB card and no issues with the card. I consider dash cams almost as important as protective riding gear. You never know if there's going to be an incident and video footage of said incident becomes important to review with the authorities or insurance companies.Pros: The fit and finish of all the equipment is really nice. The cables are strong. The attachment hardware is well thought and the cameras themselves seem to be of higher quality aluminum. The remote control seems robust. However the LED lights on the remote are a bit dim especially in strong sunlight but easy to see in any other condition.A few drawbacks: There is way too much cable. This was fitted to a 2014 Honda VFR800 and there is just a ton of cable. Fortunately there's a lot of empty voids around the rear cowl of my Honda and I was able to tuck it away nicely. But something to think about if you have a naked machine or a smaller bike. I did end up shortening the power cable. Installing it is a pain if you don't have many hidey holes.Overall, I recommend it. I would install it on every street bike I had if I had more than one. :)(I will upload pictures in an update)

I didn’t buy this for documentation of my trips or for posting videos to YouTube; I bought this because of how many drivers out there are either distracted by their electronics behind the wheel or are bad drivers in general. If you are familiar with basic motorcycle maintenance, the system is a breeze to install. It took me a Saturday to have it up and running, and that included adding some additional protection to some of the wiring and all of the fairing removal and install. I would recommend the use of some loctite when mounting the cameras, as the mounting gear doesn’t include lock washers. Be prepared to possible need an extra washer or bolt if you need to mount it alternative to the examples provided in the instructions. The app has worked seamlessly so far. Downloading from the camera to your phone will take awhile if using WiFi, so I recommend you just pull your memory card for easy transfer to your device. I was worried about vibration running the picture, but I experienced none. I also recommend you pull your bike battery and hook it up to the assembled camera system before installing, so you don’t get everything only to find a problem. I went with this model instead of the new 5 because of some of the negative reviews; I’m very happy with the setup. And don’t forget to clean off the bugs!

I was a little skeptical when ordering because I had read reviews that people had issues with support. NOT THE CASE! I had a great time installing and getting the system in place. I needed a couple more parts and thought I would use the support email. I received a response within a few hours. Very helpful, provided a solution and even sent me the additional parts I had broken during my install. I asked a few questions about the SD card requirements, bang, quick response. Im very happy with this product and even happier with the support team. Thank you!

This is mounted on my Yamaha FJR 1300 motorcycle. The cameras are small and unobtrusive. The rear is mounted above the license plate, the front is mounted on the front fairing, I created a mount just below the windscreen. The recorder is under the back seat.The size is small so lots of places away from any heat. I use Velcro as the mounting method for the various bits. The video quality is really good in all lighting conditions.Excellent product and good response for questions.

Installed this dash cam on 2020 FLHTK. Installation was challenging to find the best location. Biggest problem was the vague system setup instructions. Multiple trip to internet to find examples and answers to operational questions. Once all the information was located it was easy to program.