Today, we’ll take a look at two motorcycle dash cams built for this task - the Thinkware M1and the INNOV K3. This media is protected and identifiable by the letter ‘G’ added to the ‘F’ and ‘R’ identifier in the file name. Getting to know any system is good (read the manual, use the features), especially with a product like the INNOVV K3 with its dual-camera layout, always-on recording mode (unless otherwise changed), motion detection features, and other available settings.

Motorcycle rides are fun and exhilarating - the long highways, the mountain views, the seaside, plus the fact that you’re traveling with a flock of fellow riders are moments worth capturing.Image Stabilization – this observation is more a wish than anything, but in having seen a sustained steady positive evolution of the INNOVV camera products, it seems only natural (at least from my perspective) that at some point, INNOVV will implement some form of image stabilization across the board or for the top-tier camera products; I’m keeping my fingers crossed. The remote control comes with a mounting bracket that – on many bikes – allows it to sit under the mirror stem.

There’s no cleaning pad supplied, but I used isopropyl alcohol to clean the inside of the fairing before sticking the bracket on. Perhaps it has a use as a great unit to prove you weren't speeding, but it's wildly inaccurate otherwise. Note that you need to turn the button off, but also drag the slider above it all the way to the left.

Here we are headed for summer 2021 but still coping with our pandemic world, although one that is being overcome on many fronts thanks to ongoing health and safety protocols, vaccines, and the continuing tireless efforts of health care workers.