ORIGINAL: Nobrakes

Hey illenium, I changed up the mount this evening because the above method didn't work out so well. I had just set my helmet down and the camera fell off. The dual-lock strip glue did not stick well to the foam tape I used to build up the base to get the right angle from the camera. So instead of sticking it back on and risking it falling off during a ride, I decided to do a more solid mechanical mount. I didn't want to put any hole in my helmet, though, so I used the two screws that hold the visor on. Your helmet probably has something similar. Here's what I did - this version looks like it is going to be very solid:

Here's the right side visor mount, this is what I'm going to replace on the left side:



I used a 1/4 inch polycarbonate plate, aka Lexan, drilled and countersunk holes for the visor mount, then drilled for the camera mount:







Camera mount on:



And the camera:




This one seems nice and solid, but should still break away in an accident because the visor screws are just plastic. Hope this helps and gives you some more ideas.