What camera are you using?
I'm using a GoPro Hero11 Black this season. I have a two mounting pics in my gallery, starting with this one, that show the pieces involved:
The pics show a Hero9, but the mounting is exactly the same with the 11 this year.
I got the 11 in late Oct. last year, so had my choice of the 9 or 11 (or, on one ride, both) at the end of last season. This year, I'm just using the 11.
Ur, um, this may seem like overkill, but I have a Hero4, 7, 9, and 11 now. The jump from 4 to 7 added telemetry (GoPro added a GPS chip with the 5 series), the 9 added a direct-reading gravity vector (lean angle) sensor, and the 11 added a quicker locking-on GPS chip and a better video sensor (and GoPro made me offer I couldn't refuse on that one, as a prior customer -- $200 off). Of course, there were other assorted improvements along the way, but those were the driving factors for me.
And I use Telemetry Overlay (TO),
https://goprotelemetryextractor.com/telemetry-overlay-gps-video-sensors , for adding the gauges from the embedded GoPro data, and Movavi Video Editor for transitions when I chop out chunks, etc. TO is the cat's whiskers, highly recommended, as I've used older software from GoPro and HP Tuners, but nothing comes close to the sophistication and ease of use of TO, in my opinion.
And, in terms of hardware, I've been using a PanaVise suction mount for half a dozen years or so. And one of my favorite, little-known, pieces of hardware in the middle is an Ulanzi quick-release gizmo; this allows me to remove the camera for lunch stops, etc., in approximately two seconds, and then, after lunch, put it back
in exactly the same position in another two or three seconds.
If you don't want to record the entire day, and want to create some very interesting effects, you might want to consider a 360° camera. Take a look at this 15-minute video from Scooteria, a scooter vlogger I follow (and if your German isn't top-notch, just turn on the translate/CC option):
Those 360 cameras require even more post-processing time and effort to get what you want, so I don't see them in my future. But they certainly can generate some nice effects, and show side views (and lots of other views), etc. It's a well-made video, demonstrating all those capabilities.