Mount the black Q100 Rear Light Bicycle Dash Cam from Ripoon on your bicycle to record the rear view of the road. This unit uses a 1/2.8" Sony CMOS sensor to capture 1080p resolution video at 60 fps from 140° field of view. A Sony DSP enables the dash cam to capture video in low-light conditions. Additionally, a 100-lumen LED light provides increased visibility on the road to ensure that you're seen by other motorists. This dash cam picks up audio thanks to a built-in microphone. In the event of a collision or an accident, a built-in G-sensor will trigger emergency recording with write protection.

A built-in 2600mAh rechargeable battery ensures uninterrupted power to the camera for up to 9 hours of recording. A memory card slot supports microSD cards up to 128GB (available separately). The dash cam is housed in an IPX7-rated enclosure for protection from water.

Designed for Bicycles    1920 x 1080 Resolution at 60 fps    Low-Light Recording    100-Lumen LED Light    140° Diagonal Field of View    Built-In Microphone    Built-In G-Sensor    9-Hour Battery Life    Supports microSD Cards up to 128GB    IPX7 Rated for Water Protection

Compact design

Spherical glass lens delivers a 140° field of view

5-minute looping

G-sensor detects impacts/accidents to begin recording with write protection in the event of a collision

Smart light and brake light functionality adds additional safety while on the road

Power/mode-switch and reset buttons

Yellow indicator light alerts you of bugs or microSD card problems

Mounting bracket included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you read the plates of the cars around with the 180deg FOV?

A: Depending on lighting conditions and other factors, yes, you would be able to read license plates of other cars when using the Garmin Dash Cam 67W, B&H # GADC67W, so as long as they are within the 180 degree Field of View.

Q: 2. Is the video quality high enough to be able to read a license plate?

A: Yes, the RIPOON Q101 Front Light Bicycle Dash Cam (Black), B&H # RIQ101B, has high enough video quality to be able to read a license plate but I would keep in mind that this highly depends on the ambient light conditions and other factors, it might not always be possible to read a license plate completely in every scenario.

Q: 3. How long is the 67w power cord? I wish to tuck it up on top and side to be out of site...Can you buy anothe power cord and glued base piece for use in my other car...thanks

A: The Garmin Dash Cam 67W BH #GADC67W includes a 4 m (13 ft.) cable. Garmin offers an accessory extra-long power cable: 26' (8m) Garmin # 010-12530-07.

Q: 4. How do save a video while you are riding?

A: When using the RIPOON Q101 Front Light Bicycle Dash Cam (Black), BH #RIQ101B. videos are saved automatically to the microSD card (microSD card is sold separately).

Q: 5. How long does the camera last on a battery charge?

A: The Garmin Dash Cam 67W BH #GADC67W will run up to 30 minutes when its internal battery is fully charged.

Q: 6. Can the front camera be turned up so less visible when parked?

A: No, the Thinkware X1000 Dash Cam with Rear-View Camera & 32GB microSD Card Kit, B&H # THX1000D32H, can't be repositioned to make it less visible.

Q: 7. what is the function of the battery? do I still need to provide 12V power? (and what is a supercapacitor?)

A: The battery on the Garmin Dash Cam 57 is used for minimal recording when the car shuts off. It is really meant to be used when plugged into the 12V AC port.

Q: 8. Are there separate camera units to mount in the front and rear of the car?

A: Yes, the Thinkware X1000 Dash Cam with Rear-View Camera & 32GB microSD Card Kit BH #THX1000D32H has separate camera units to mount in the front and rear of the car.

Q: 9. Can this be mounted to a go pro factory windshield mount?

A: The Thinkware X1000 Dash Cam with Rear-View Camera & 32GB microSD Card Kit, B&H # THX1000D32H, does not support being mounted to Go Pro accessories.

Q: 10. how long the battery lasts?

A: The Garmin Dash Cam™ Mini 2 has no internal battery. It uses an internal super-capacitor to keep the device running for a few hours in the absence of 12V DC power from the vehicle.