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I cannot help you other than to say I recall reading about cameras specifically designed for use as dashcams on bikes. They recorded on a continuous loop of 20 min or so and could be mounted on the front and rear of the bike. Sorry I cannot be more specific, but what you want is, or was, out there.
You've probably already found the Innovv K1. It's been out for a few years. Seems like a nice unit, but the YouTube videos I've seen are not quite as smooth as I'd like, and I have some trouble reading license plates. I think that is important in a hit & run collision or maybe just being cut off and forced into an obstacle.
At the AIMExpo, I saw a similar unit, the SYKIK X21F, which has a little larger screen. Like the Innovv, the main recording unit is not waterproof. I'm waiting for their new model, the ZR1, to come out in the next few months. It will be waterproof, 1080P, 60fps, 3" TFT screen, optional GPS to record location/speed, usable as a rear view mirror if mounted on the bars.