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Maybe it's not really the helmet that's wobbling but the camera/mount. I agree with everyone else here that if it's the helmet wobbling it's not fitting you right and that is dangerous but is it possible it's not the helmet?
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no, i can be dead certain that the mount is not moving at all on the helmet. it's rock solid. also, a properly fitted full face helmet will still jostle a little bit at highway speeds of 70+. that's always been the case. a too-tight 3/4 helmet can remain almost perfectly stationary though. that's kind of what i'm looking to do, take the helmet from more or less fitted to too-tight. if that doesn't stop the jostling then i'll just end up having to live with it.
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(10-01-2018, 08:35 AM)misterprofessionality_imp Wrote: no, i can be dead certain that the mount is not moving at all on the helmet. it's rock solid. also, a properly fitted full face helmet will still jostle a little bit at highway speeds of 70+. that's always been the case. a too-tight 3/4 helmet can remain almost perfectly stationary though. that's kind of what i'm looking to do, take the helmet from more or less fitted to too-tight. if that doesn't stop the jostling then i'll just end up having to live with it.
Not true. Not even close.
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The only thing I know is every helmet that doesn't jostle on me has been way too tight. like "welcome to the hydraulic press channel" too tight.