Motorcycle Accessories

I bought it for my Honda NX500 as the wind screen seemed to short for me and had some wind buffeting around my helmet so thought of extending the wind screen with this. This does the job well and I recently tested it on a 250mile ride and noticed that wind buffeting reduced significantly. It fits and looks good too (see photo).

The K7 isn't the cheapest motorbike dashcam on the market, but after using it for a couple of months I'd say it's still excellent value for money.
Everything feels solidly put together and the provided cable lengths should be sufficient for most bikes¹.
The app works perfectly well on my Android phone. It connects reliably via WiFi and is reasonably easy to use. It's not going to win any awards, but it's significantly better than some apps from much larger, well-established companies.
The GPS antenna needs to be situated in a pretty unobstructed location to get a reliable satellite lock. I initially had mine underneath the rear carrier bracket, where it took an age to get a reliable connection. I moved it slightly forwards to directly under the pillion seat and it now connects immediately after rolling out of the garage.
I would absolutely recommend buying the optional lens protectors for the cameras. Much cheaper to replace than the camera unit, should it get smacked with a stray piece of gravel.
I found the SD card incredibly fiddly to fit into the control unit. It took a few attempts to get it to fit into place. Besides card failure, I don't ever se a reason to take it back out again though, so it's not a massive issue.

¹ I have this kit fitted to my Tracer 9 GT+. I have the front camera mounted beneath the radar housing and the control unit mounted on top of the MCU beneath the pillion seat. The camera cable only just reaches the control unit. I mounted the control unit and GPS antenna on top of the MCU because they fit perfectly in the recess. If you were to mount the control unit more centrally, you'd have absolutely no issues with cable length, regardless of bike. Innovv also supply extension cables if required.

A definite upgrade from the piece of plywood I previously used to protect my garage floor.

Does the job and a great price

Drilling is required to make holes for the bolts. If your front fork mounts twist I recommend using silicone tape between the brackets and forks to provide grip and friction

No need to spend any more really, does what it should. Firmer and stronger plastic than I expected