RIDEN DUAL MAX HD CAMERA

RIDEN DUAL MAX HD CAMERA

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RIDEN DUAL MAX HD CAMERA

RIDEN DUAL MAX HD CAMERA

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  • MAX HD front and rear
  • Records automatically with your ignition
  • Footage saved on impact
$44.99
Sale price  $44.99 Regular price 

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  • MAX HD both ends. Most bike cameras drop the quality to save costs. Not us.
  • Starts with the bike. Recording begins the moment you turn the key
  • Incident lock. The G-sensor saves the clip so it never loops over
  • One cable. Plugs into the display over USB-C, nothing wired to the battery

Two cameras, front and rear, both recording in Max HD. Recording starts with the ignition and loops on its own. When someone pulls out in front of you and tells a different story afterwards, you have the footage.

Front camera MAX HD at 30fps, 160° field of view
Rear camera MAX HD at 30fps, 140° field of view
Recording Loop recording with G-sensor incident lock
Connection USB-C to the display
Fits Riden One Pro
In the box Front camera, rear camera, cabling and mounts

A witness that never blinks.

Two cameras, front and rear, both in MAX HD, wide angle. When someone tells a different story afterwards, you have the footage.

Enjoy high resolution videos
MAX HD FRONT AND REAR

Enjoy high resolution videos

Most bike dashcams drop the resolution to save money, which is exactly when a plate becomes unreadable. Both of these record in MAX HD and provide wide angle views.

Starts with your ignition
ALWAYS ROLLING

Starts with your ignition

No button to remember. Recording begins when the bike does and loops on its own until something happens.

Impact locks the clip
SAVES ITSELF

Impact locks the clip

The G-sensor detects a hit and protects that footage so it never gets written over.

No. The cameras run through the Riden One Pro, which has the camera inputs and the recording software built in.
No. Both cameras connect to the display over USB-C, and the display is already wired to your 12V.
Yes, on a loop from the moment you start the bike. If the G-sensor detects an impact, that clip is locked so it does not get overwritten.
  • 5 stars: 129 (78%)
  • 4 stars: 25 (15%)
  • 3 stars: 6 (4%)
  • 2 stars: 3 (2%)
  • 1 star: 2 (1%)
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Anonymous

The only problem I had was running the wire for the camera to the front. I have a 2015 Hayabusa. I refuse to take off the rear end just to run the wire. I just use patience.

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raul roldan

So far so good
Works as advertising

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Anonymous

Riden pro is the way to go! Love this system all around the cameras are great! Knowing I don’t have have to keep looking back to see what’s behind me makes me feel better!

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Brandon Baker
Great insurance

Hopefully never need it. Glad it's there. That's how I feel about my helmet too.

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Mia Hall

mine took a few tries to get recognized by the display. reseated the plug and it worked. shrug

Reseating the connector should not have been necessary and we would like to examine it. Please send us a photograph of the plug, and if there is any doubt as to its condition we will simply replace the camera. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support

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Emma Davis

rear cam is worth it just for the tailgaters

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Barbara Green

no complaints on the footage. the rear bracket is a bit thin, id like something beefier back there

Your assessment of the rear bracket is correct. A heavier-gauge version is now in production and one is being sent to you at no cost. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support

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Lucas Wilson

2k front AND rear for 45 bucks is the deal of the century. my old single cam was 1080 and cost more

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Margaret Jones
Easy add to my Riden

Plugged into the back of the display, ran the rear cable under the seat to the fender. Took me an hour taking my time. Footage shows up right on the screen.

An hour taken carefully is preferable to twenty minutes rushed, and the rear routing you describe is exactly the correct approach. Thank you for the detail. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support

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Gregory Martinez
Cable routing is the hard part

Cameras themselves are great and the mounts are solid. Getting the rear cable to the tail cleanly on a naked bike took some patience and a lot of zip ties.

Unfaired motorcycles present the greater routing challenge and it is clear you completed the work properly. A shorter rear loom is available should you ever revisit the installation, and we would be glad to supply one. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support

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Shirley Murphy

works great. wish it came with a memory card for the price of the whole setup

Your point is accepted. Memory cards are being included in the retail packaging from the next production run, and one is being sent to you now at no charge. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support

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Chloe Robinson
Solid in the rain

Two months of spring storms, both lenses still clear and sealed. No fogging inside the housing.

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Nicole Cook
Fine but compressed

It's recording 2K but the bitrate is clearly low. Fast movement smears a little. Good enough as a witness, not good enough for anything you'd want to keep.

That is a fair characterisation. Compression bitrate is the genuine constraint at this price point, and we prefer customers to understand where the system stands rather than to be surprised by it. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support

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Ryan Mitchell
Got me out of a fault claim

Guy reversed into me at a light and swore I hit him. Front camera had the whole thing. Insurance dropped it immediately. Forty five dollars against a thousand dollar deductible, easy math.

We are pleased the footage was able to establish liability on your behalf. That outcome is the entire purpose of the system and we are glad it was in place. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support

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Amanda Rodriguez

starts recording the second i turn the key and i never think about it again. loops on its own. set and forget

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Daniel Bailey
Plates are actually readable

That's the entire test and it passes. Pulled a still off yesterday's ride, read a plate three car lengths ahead in daylight no problem.

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Liam Rivera

quality is way above what i expected at this price. metal barrels not plastic

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Linda Jones

Linda left a 5 star review on 15/12/2024.

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Carol Martin

Carol left a 5 star review on 10/12/2024.

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Stephanie Hall

Stephanie left a 5 star review on 08/12/2024.

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Rebecca Cooper

Rebecca left a 4 star review on 02/12/2024.

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John Cox

John left a 5 star review on 19/11/2024.

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Ethan Green

Ethan left a 3 star review on 12/11/2024.

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Michelle Howard

Michelle left a 5 star review on 31/10/2024.

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Kenneth Sanchez

Kenneth left a 5 star review on 31/10/2024.

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Emily Robinson

Emily left a 5 star review on 26/10/2024.

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Amanda White

lens on the front got hazy after about 2 months of sun. footage is milky now. disappointing

Lens clouding at two months indicates a failure of the optical coating rather than any consequence of normal exposure. A replacement has been dispatched and the affected production batch has been referred to our supplier for review. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support

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Nicholas Adams

for what it costs there is no reason not to have this on your bike honestly

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Kevin Ramirez

Kevin left a 5 star review on 20/10/2024.

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Frank Perez

front is excellent, rear is just fine. still glad i have both

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Mary Lopez

Mary left a 5 star review on 02/10/2024.

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Brian Hernandez

Brian left a 5 star review on 27/09/2024.

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Stephanie Rivera

Stephanie left a 5 star review on 19/09/2024.