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You'll still feel lopsided. You can try mounting a torch on the other side to balance it out. I did. But then you'll look even more ridiculous.
Or, get a £1 rubber mount (or two) and attach it to the middle of your helmet, at the top!
http://dx.com/p/universal-nylon-mount-for-flashlights-and-lasers-12000
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bike-Cycle-Bicycle-Light-Front-Cree-Torch-LED-Flashlight-Mount-Bracket-Holder-/140959232276
(the second link has 3 options, the 3rd one - "1.7~3.0cm Flexible 360°" - is the best for mounting a bullet cam to your bars).
I've gone back to putting it on my bars, because:
1) the extra weight on your head is really uncomfortable after a while, and
2) it is very difficult to adjust the angle on the helmet correctly, to avoid filming mostly handlebars, or sky.
On the bars has the disadvantage that it doesn't look where I look, but it's much the best option for me.
hahahahahahahahaha!
Can't believe I didn't realise that!
[facepalm]
Thankyou kindly, people!
Yeap, rotate the lens, so 0 reads at the top. Problem solved
You should be able rotate the lens at the front so it's the right way up.