GoPro (Action Cam) Mount for 2020 Ninja 400 Shogun No-Cut Frame Sliders

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clip_resize_v7.obj is the regular print in the photos where the camera can face ahead of behind you on the bike, the clip_rotated_v1.obj is the camera facing out perpendicular to the road, straight to the side. I haven't printed that one, but it should be the same as the in the images just rotated 90 degrees. This is a remix created to work with the [Shogun No-Cut Frame sliders for the 2020 Ninja 400](https://www.amazon.com/Shogun-Kawasaki-2018-2019-Complete-Slider/dp/B07G5GYBZ8). This may fit other frame sliders. but I can only vouch for the Shogun. If yours are similar dimensions, give it a shot and leave a comment letting others know it worked for you! Use this mount to put your mind at ease a little more when riding. If you don't feel like mounting a camera to your helmet or chest while riding, and don't have room on your handlebars, this mount is your next best option! The added bonus of using frame slider mounts is you can just print two and have a camera facing both front and back to give you more coverage! This will work with any action cam that uses the same size mounting system as GoPro does. Confirmed it works with my Hero 8 Black, as well as the off-brand action cam from Apeman I have with the protective case. ###Post-Printing I took a heat gun (you can use a hairdryer, or even just a lighter) to heat up the end nuts and the plastic a little, then pushed them into their hex holes. With the heat high enough, it will allow them to slide in the slot with a little pushing and will provide a better hold as some of the plastic melts around it. [This is the small kit I bought](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082R9NDJT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) for the end screws and an extra mount screw. I used this only to attach the the camera to the mount, as the screws are slightly too short to mount it to the slider. I used one of the end nuts, but went to Lowe's and just bought a 25mm M5 screw to use to tighten the mount around the frame slider. It was close, but it was *just* long enough, so if 25mm doesn't work for you for some reason, try 30mm. I would also recommend getting some 1/16 inch stainless steel wire rope to create a safety tether for your mount (and any mounts you use!). You can watch a very simple DIY for that [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMxfAFjoEEs&ab_channel=GoPronaut). This is what I used, and it was very simple and nice for some peace of mind just in case the plastic snaps or breaks on your mount for any reason.