Action Cam Adaptor

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I have been using the Quad Lock Action Cam Adaptor on my road bike for a couple of months and the twist and lock attachment has held up flawlessly through rough chip seal and some pretty aggressive descents. Getting my camera off after a ride and back onto a different mount takes about three seconds, which matters a lot when you are trying to capture multiple angles across a long day in the saddle. If you are running a Lever Head, the security of the connection is genuinely impressive for something this lightweight."

Getting good footage on the bike has always meant wrestling with mounts, adapters, and thumbscrews that strip out at the worst possible moment. The Quad Lock Action Cam Adaptor is built around a different philosophy: get the camera on fast, lock it down confidently, and forget it is there until you need it off. For riders who want to document their riding without turning every stop into a gear session, this adapter is the missing link in a clean, functional cockpit setup.

The adaptor is constructed from polycarbonate with stainless steel hardware, keeping the overall weight low while providing the rigidity needed to hold an action camera steady at speed. The offset mount design gives the camera clearance from the bar or stem, and the wide tilt range means you can fine tune your angle without relocating the entire mount. The ergonomic M5 thumb screw delivers consistent clamping force by hand, no tools required, and the Quad Lock twist and lock interface transfers directly to any compatible mount in your system.

Compatibility runs across the full Quad Lock ecosystem, and the adaptor accepts any action camera with a base width up to 65mm at a maximum weight load of 150 grams, covering the GoPro lineup and most competing action cameras. For best results, pair this with Lever Head mounts rather than standard ball mounts, and skip the Vibration Dampener if footage quality is a priority since the additional articulation in that system can actually amplify shake rather than reduce it. The result is a camera setup that stays exactly where you put it, through the rough stuff and back.