ACTION CAMERASHelmet Side Mount for Action Cam (6)$24.99Helmet Side Mount for Action Cam FeaturesFirst person viewFeel the rush as you relive every adventure from a thrilling first-person viewpoint with this helmet side mount. The VCT-HSM1 lets you attach an Action Cam using a curved-surface mount to fit the side of your helmet. Lock plug and leash cord help to prevent drops.Adjustable shooting angleThe fully adjustable tilt means you can always get the right angle quickly and easily. Compatible with: All models Dimensions: Angle adjustment base: H 2 3/4" x W 2 1/4" x D 1 13/16" Adhesive Mount: 2 3/8" x H 2 1/8" x D 5/8" Buckle lock plug: W 1 7/16" x H 3/8" x D 1 1/4" Leash cord: Height 11/32" x Diameter 1 7/16" (8 mm x 36 mm) Weight: Angle adjustment base: 1.4oz Adhesive Mount: 0.6oz Buckle lock plug: 0.1oz Leash cord: 0.2oz Visit our eco website How effective was this page in providing the information you were looking for?12345Please share any feedback regarding this page belowLooking for help?

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Four Bell helmet models are on continuous display at MoMA. Consumers began recognizing the need for safety and the business grew rapidly. By 1964 BELL had to triple its capacity and moved to a new facility in Long Beach, California. In 1968 BELL introduced the first full-face helmet, the Star. It was worn by Dan Gurney at the 500 Miles of Indianapolis. These products innovations, like expanded polystyrene liners (EPS) or full face helmets, generated a reputation throughout the world for providing state of the art quality helmets. In 1971 BELL diversified into the motorcycle helmet market and developed the first full-face motorcycle helmet and the first full-face off-road motorcycle helmet. During the next ten years, BELL continued its efforts in automotive and motorcycle field but also entered the bicycle industry with the first hard shell helmet, the Biker in 1975. In addition, it began providing helmets for marine racing, parachute jumping, and many other high risk activities where head protection was needed.

The explosive growth of motorcycle use in the 70's required tripling capacity once again. Bell, in 1976 moved into a 180.000 square feet facility in Norwalk, California. This factory was, at the time, the world's largest helmet factory with the most up-to-date equipment, including one of the most sophisticated test labs. By 1985, the BELL family of companies included BELL RACESTAR (manufacturing auto racing suits and drivers equipment as distributing the auto racing helmets), Vetter Products (manufacturers of fairings, helmets, leather clothing...), Marsee Products (fine leather motorcycling apparel and accessories) and Bagman (luggage for motorcycling). It was at this time that BELL entered into its first licensing and distribution agreement with a French company for the manufacturing, sales and marketing of BELL motorcycle products in France. The ultimate goal was to expand throughout Europe. In 1986 BELL relocated its manufacturing facility to Rantoul, Illinois and closed down its manufacturing operation in California completely.

A small office was maintained in the old Norwalk, California facility which housed BELL's Research & Development, and Corporate Affairs departments as well as part of the Sales and Marketing staffs.Since the early 2000 years, car racing helmets, motorcycle helmets as well as bicycle helmets have been made in various factories everywhere in the world, making BELL the largest manufacturer for both car racing helmets and bicycle helmets. BELL's auto racing unique helmets line includes many different models, specifically designed for each type of car racing and being at the edge of technology. Since the 1980's, BELL has pioneered an outstanding number of innovations in all areas of modern helmetry: lightweight composite materials shells, ventilation systems, advanced aerodynamic designs, fog free shields, and the list is very long ... In November 2001, Bell Sports sold the rights to use the Bell name for automobile helmets to two new entities: BELL Racing USA (for North and South America + New Zealand) and BELL Racing Europe (for Europe, Asia and Africa) located near Brussels, Belgium.