Looking to get this suction mount in Canada

[Hawggy]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/B00LIU5Y7K
Want to mount it to my Motorcycle windshield. need the ball type adapter and secure clip on the side.

 

[parklawn]

If you haven't done so already, you might look here http://www.amazon.ca/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/180-0768488-0382131?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=E-Trance+windshield+camera+holder and you may find something that you can modify. I'm not sure that I would feel confident with a suction mount on the windshield though.

edit: Here's another place to try http://www.canadadashcam.com/collections/windshield-mount

 

[Hawggy]

Thanks for those places but neither has the mount I require as posted in the first post on this subject. I don't care about the suction mount I need the ball and attachment. I drill a hole in my window vent on the right side on the Goldwing and mount the Ball portion on that. I can then attach the camera to the ball and have a secure connection.

 

[DT MI]

Get a rear view mirror mount -
https://www.amazon.com/gp/B00JWGC29U
...and do a modifications along these lines - https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/convert-mirror-mount-to-stick-on-mount.11457/

 

[SawMaster]

I'd recommend a glue-on or stick-on mount for that. Holes drilled in plastics tend to originate stress cracks unless they are carefully and smoothly de-burred. Even then, an impact will likely result in a crack whereas a glue-on would be far less likely to do that with a stick-on being even better. It should work fine either of the three ways though.

Phil

 

[Hawggy]

I'd recommend a glue-on or stick-on mount for that. Holes drilled in plastics tend to originate stress cracks unless they are carefully and smoothly de-burred. Even then, an impact will likely result in a crack whereas a glue-on would be far less likely to do that with a stick-on being even better. It should work fine either of the three ways though.

Phil

I bought this one from Gearbest and will use this mount for my Goldwing windshield.