The Movmax saddle rails connector attaches the Blade Arm or an adjustable stick under a bike saddle. A single screw holds it, patented split friction plates give a play-free, shake-free joint with a freely adjustable angle.
The Movmax saddle rails connector attaches the Blade Arm or an adjustable stick under a bike saddle. A single screw holds it, patented split friction plates give a play-free, shake-free joint with a freely adjustable angle.
The saddle rails connector gives the Blade Arm a view to the rear. A single screw fixes it under the bike saddle, and the open design means there is nothing to take apart. It carries the Blade Arm with a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 or action camera, or an adjustable stick for rear-view shots.
Anodised aluminium connector for the Blade Arm and adjustable sticks, fitted to the saddle rails.

The connector sits under the saddle and stays out of the way while riding. From there the Blade Arm captures what happens behind and around you.
The patented Movmax design with split friction plates holds firm and free of shake, while the angle stays freely adjustable.
With an adjustable stick you capture the rider from behind with the scenery. With the Blade Arm you film other cyclists on the move.
Most bike cameras point forward. The connector under the saddle turns the perspective around – it captures the rider, the group behind and the road rushing past beneath the wheels.
The connector goes under the saddle without complicated steps.
No need to remove screws or bearings.
Split friction plates hold steady and without shake.
The Blade Arm or an adjustable stick for rear-view shots.
Easy installation and removal. No complicated steps – a single screw secures the connector to the rails under the saddle.

Open design. No need to remove screws or bearings – just fit the connector and start filming.

Flexible adjustment. The patented Movmax design with split friction plates ensures a stable, gap-free and shake-free connection with flexible angle adjustment.

Versatile expansion. Film others while riding with the Blade Arm, or take rear-view shots with an adjustable stick.

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