VIOFO MT1 Motorcycle Dash Cam – 2-CH Dual 1080p, IP66 with GPS

Built for a Bike, Not Adapted From a Car. The VIOFO MT1 runs two IP66 cameras and a bar-mounted remote

A car dash cam bolted to a bike fails in three predictable ways: it is not sealed, you cannot reach it with gloves on, and there is nowhere sensible to put a screen. The MT1 is built the other way around. Both cameras and the cabling are IP66 rated, the DVR module hides under the seat or in the tail, and a wired remote goes on the bars where you can actually hit it mid-ride.

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Who This Isn't For: Both channels are 1080p. If you want 4K on a bike, the Vantrue Falcon F1 is the higher-resolution option in our range. This is also a proper wiring job rather than a plug-in fit: you are running two camera leads, a power harness and a remote around a motorcycle, so allow an afternoon or have it installed.

DCG Score & Highlights

What We Love

• IP66 rating on the cameras and the cabling, not just the camera bodies
• 170° lenses front and rear, wide enough to catch a car coming from the side
• Wired bar remote you can operate with gloves on
• Built-in GPS logging speed, route and time, which matters more on a bike than in a car
• Sony Exmor R STARVIS sensors on both channels
• 32 GB card included, so it works the day it arrives

What Could Be Better

• 1080p per channel. Good enough for close plates, but not a 4K system.
• Card support stops at 256 GB, so a long touring history is not on the cards.
• Installation is a genuine job on a bike, with a harness, two camera runs and a remote to route.

Why GPS Matters More on a Motorcycle

In a car, a dispute usually comes down to who hit whom. On a bike it far more often comes down to speed, because the default assumption after any incident involving a motorcycle is that the rider was going too fast. A GPS log that shows your actual speed at the moment of impact is the single most useful thing your camera can record, and it is why we would not fit a bike camera without it.

Top Benefits

• Sealed against weather: IP66 cameras and cabling, for riding in the wet rather than around it.
• Glove-friendly control: Wired bar remote for locking a clip without stopping.
• Speed on record: GPS logging that answers the question riders always get asked.
• Wide coverage: 170° front and rear catches vehicles entering from the side.
• Ready to ride: 32 GB card in the box.

Upgrade Your Ride Protection Today

Add the VIOFO MT1 to your cart for weatherproof two-channel coverage built for a bike. Compare it against the rest of the range in motorbike dash cameras, and consider a larger high-endurance microSD card for longer rides. Ships from Melbourne within 24 hours^*, covered by our 30-Day No-Worries returns.

Last updated: August 2026