RIDEN DUAL 2K CAMERA

RIDEN DUAL 2K CAMERA

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RIDEN DUAL 2K CAMERA

RIDEN DUAL 2K CAMERA

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  • 2K front and 2K rear, not 1080p
  • Records automatically with your ignition
  • Footage saved on impact
$44.99
Sale price  $44.99 Regular price 

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  • 2K both ends. Most bike cameras drop the rear to 1080p, this does not
  • 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 2K. Most bike cameras drop to 1080p to save money, which is exactly when a plate becomes unreadable. 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 2K at 30fps, 160° field of view
Rear camera 2K 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 2K. When someone tells a different story afterwards, you have the footage.

Not 1080p like the rest
2K FRONT AND REAR

Not 1080p like the rest

Most bike dashcams drop to 1080p to save money, which is exactly when a plate becomes unreadable. Both of these record in 2K.

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.
The Riden One Pro ships with a 128GB microSD, which is what the cameras record to.