Steering Wheel Mount Puluz PU796B — Aluminum 360° Rotation, for Sports Cameras, Black

The PULUZ 360° aluminum handlebar mount is a compact mounting adapter that secures action cameras to round tubes such as bicycle, motorcycle or scooter handlebars and similar poles. Its one-piece aircraft‑grade aluminum construction provides a lightweight yet rigid support that resists shocks and vibration while allowing full 360° horizontal rotation and vertical tilt adjustment for flexible camera positioning.

Advantages

Constructed from aircraft‑grade aluminum, the mount combines low weight with mechanical strength and resistance to impact. The clamp fits tubes with diameter from 2 to 3.5 cm and uses a long screw and included Allen key for a firm, low‑play attachment. The design supports common action camera mounting interfaces, enabling use with original housings and third‑party mounts. Small dimensions and a 78.8 g weight keep the setup compact and unobtrusive.

Suitable for

• Mounting action cameras on bicycle handlebars
• Attaching cameras to motorcycle handlebars and crash bars
• Recording POV footage from scooters and kickbikes
• Temporary mounting on poles, rails or tubular frames for in‑car or adventure shots

Key specifications

• Material: aircraft‑grade aluminum alloy
• Rotation: 360° horizontal rotation with up to 90° vertical tilt
• Compatible tube diameter: 2–3.5 cm
• Weight: 78.8 g
• Dimensions: 7.8 × 4.8 × 6.3 cm
• Includes: mount, long mounting screw, Allen wrench

How to use

Open the clamp around the chosen handlebar or tube, position the mount at the desired location and tighten the long mounting screw using the supplied Allen wrench until the clamp is securely seated without deforming the tube. Attach your action camera or its compatible housing to the mount using the camera’s standard mounting interface, then rotate horizontally or tilt vertically to set the framing. Recheck tightness before riding to prevent movement during use.

Usage recommendations

For stable footage, mount near the center of the handlebars or on a rigid section of tube and ensure all fasteners are tightened. Periodically check the clamp and screw for loosening after exposure to vibration or long rides. Avoid overtightening on thin or carbon handlebars to prevent damage; use appropriate protective padding if needed.