Motorcycle Dahscam FAQs
Check out the most common questions our customers asked. Still have questions? Contact our customer support.
Why does my Vantrue F1 have wind noise while riding at high speeds?
The Vantrue F1 is designed for motorcycle and sports riding scenarios, so the microphone placement may be affected by wind direction and mounting angle. If the remote control is positioned with the microphone port facing directly into the wind, noticeable wind noise may occur. To reduce wind noise, adjust the remote control angle, avoid pointing the microphone port toward oncoming wind, and make sure the remote control is securely mounted to reduce vibration. You may also gently cover the microphone area with a small piece of sponge, felt, or electrical tape, but do not fully block the opening.
Can a motorcycle dash cam record front and rear views?
Some motorcycle camera systems are designed with front and rear recording, but the exact setup depends on the model. Check the product details for camera layout, mounting method, and included accessories.
What should I look for in a motorcycle dash cam?
Look for stable recording, strong mounting, weather resistance, clear video quality, night performance, and a power setup that fits your motorcycle and riding habits.
Why do motorcycles need a dash cam?
Motorcyclists are more exposed to blind spots, road hazards, and accident disputes. A motorcycle dash cam can help record road conditions and provide useful footage if something happens.
What should I do if the GPS is not working on my motorcycle dash cam?
First, confirm that you are using the dedicated GPS mounting bracket. Then update the dashcam to the latest firmware version and perform a factory reset. In the GPS settings menu, make sure the “GPS Watermark” feature is enabled. The dash cam should also be positioned in an open area with a clear view of the sky, away from tall buildings, trees, or other objects that may block the signal. Finally, check that the device is receiving power directly through the GPS mounting bracket.