Dual Channel System
Record from the front and rear of your motorcycle simultaneously.
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HFK Dash cams
These dual channel cameras are built specifically for motorcycle riders to record the road from both ends of the bike. They provide high-definition video in a compact form for outdoor use
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Full HD Quality
Both cameras capture video in 1080P resolution for clear details.
Motorcycle Specific Build
The hardware is designed to fit the frame of a motorcycle.
Catalog
1 dash cam from HFK
Motorcycle dash cam with dual 1080P lenses
1080p Full HD dash cams · Front and rear dash cams · Motorcycle dash cams
Why it’s listed
Motorcycle Safety Standards
This set features a dedicated two-camera system for front and rear coverage. The 1080P Full HD resolution ensures that license plates and road details are visible.
- Dual channel recording
- 1080P Full HD resolution
- Front and rear camera units
- Motorcycle specific mounting
- Synchronized video capture
- Compact camera housing
Inside the range
Rider Focused Design
These models are made for motorcycles rather than cars. They handle the specific mounting needs of a bike.
Two Way Coverage
The front and rear cameras work together to document the entire ride. This is helpful for insurance and safety.
High Definition Video
Using 1080P resolution allows for clear playback of your trips. It captures fine details in various lighting.
Weather Resistance
The build is meant for external use on a vehicle. It stays mounted during active riding.
First-hand
From this set
The front and rear cameras fit perfectly on my bike frame.
The 1080P video is very clear even when I am riding at higher speeds.
It is great to have a dedicated camera system just for my motorcycle.
Before you buy
HFK Questions
What vehicles is this for?
This camera system is designed for motorcycles.
How many cameras are included?
It is a dual channel system with front and rear cameras.
What is the recording quality?
The cameras record in 1080P Full HD.
Does it record both directions?
Yes, it records the front and rear of the motorcycle.