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Motorcycle Dashcams for Front and Rear Ride Recording

A permanently wired front-and-rear system is the most practical motorcycle dashcam for automatic journey recording. Check weather ratings for every component, not just the lenses.

A motorcycle dashcam has a harder job than an in-car camera: its lenses face rain, vibration, dirt and rapid changes in light. Dedicated systems use small remote cameras at the front and rear, with a protected recorder installed under the seat or bodywork.

Motorcycle Dashcams for Front and Rear Ride Recording

Common questions

Questions before you buy

Can you put a dash cam on a motorcycle?

Yes. Use a motorcycle-specific system or equipment whose mounting, power and weather protection suit exposed use.

Is a front and rear motorcycle dash cam worth it?

Rear footage can add context that a helmet or front camera misses. It also means more installation work and two lenses to keep clean.

Where should motorcycle dashcam cameras be mounted?

Mount them to stable points with an unobstructed view, clear of suspension and steering travel. Follow the manufacturer instructions and local equipment rules.

Can a motorcycle dash cam record automatically?

Dedicated wired systems can start and stop with ignition when installed as directed. Confirm shutdown delay and battery-protection behaviour for the exact model.