Quite a few options out depending on how much you want to spend.
I had to replace my rv rear view camera and didn't want to spend $1000
I bought a wired system that would handle 2 cameras. It was less than $50 at the time. I put 1 camera on back of rv and the other camera inside the trailer.
Now they have wireless systems that can handle up to 4 cameras

Amazon.com: RV Backup Camera Wireless Strong Signal: HD 1080P 7'' Touch Key Recording Monitor Rear View System for Trailers/Trucks/5th Wheel 4 Channels Easy Setup Plug and Play for Furrion Pre-Wired Mount R9 : Electronics

Amazon.com: RV Backup Camera Wireless Strong Signal: HD 1080P 7'' Touch Key Recording Monitor Rear View System for Trailers/Trucks/5th Wheel 4 Channels Easy Setup Plug and Play for Furrion Pre-Wired Mount R9 : Electronics

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Look into dash cams too. They have front and rear cameras and you can view them on your phone

Amazon.com: AZDOME 3 Channel 4K Dash Cam for Cars, 4K+1K Dash Cam Front and Rear, 1440P+1080P+1080P Triple Dash Cam, 3.19" IPS Screen, Free 64GB Card, Built-in GPS WDR IR Night Vision, 24H Parking Mode Black : Electronics

Amazon.com: AZDOME 3 Channel 4K Dash Cam for Cars, 4K+1K Dash Cam Front and Rear, 1440P+1080P+1080P Triple Dash Cam, 3.19" IPS Screen, Free 64GB Card, Built-in GPS WDR IR Night Vision, 24H Parking Mode Black : Electronics

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I have front and rear cameras. They are somewhat helpful. I have only found one brand that was clean enough to actually be of any use. Polaris is not too helpful because the resolution is poor. I tried Taddi Brothers and their resolution was poor also. I now have Brandmotion and its the best yet. The problem is getting the camera mounted where you can get the proper angle.

 

I just did a rear camera setup on my RZR cheap using my Ipad that I have setup for GPS, tunes and now back up camera screen. I used a Bluetooth camera that I bought off Amazon for my enclosed trailer that never got install (sold the trailer). I was bored today so I made a mounting bracket for camera to sit off my spear tire rack.

 

Mounts in the location already cut out for camera, super easy install. I don't use fruit phones but my $90 android tablet does split screen so you should be monitor 2. Comes with a signal booster but it's not necessary in a 2 Seater. I didn't use it.

Amazon.com: Casoda WiFi Wireless Backup Camera for iPhone and Android,Ultra Strong Signal Smooth Video Never Freezing Clear Picture Suitable for Cars SUVs RVs etc,Easy to Install : Electronics

Amazon.com: Casoda WiFi Wireless Backup Camera for iPhone and Android,Ultra Strong Signal Smooth Video Never Freezing Clear Picture Suitable for Cars SUVs RVs etc,Easy to Install : Electronics

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Use this plug to wire camera into tail lights. I personally don't see much need for front camera.

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Use this plug to wire camera into tail lights. I personally don't see much need for front camera.

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This is a great find. I spliced my camera in manually but this would have been worth it for the price. Good idea to add a fuse when using this splitter so if there's a camera issue it doesn't take out your lights or the factory fuse for them.

 

I ordered a front camera for my Turbo R from Kemi Moto and am completely satisfied with how it works.

 

Just bought a Type S license plate frame camera. Was going to make my own bracket to mount. I liked that it had a separate button that would start the app on my tablet without having to do anything else. However, the app wanted all my personal info and access to everything on the tablet so I boxed it up and returned it.

 

Hey guys after lots of questions in my tablet mounting thread about my rear wireless camera install I finally took the time to do a write up / install guide on how I set mine up. For anyone interested the info with lots of pictures is here: DIY Wireless Backup Camera – Easy install with pictures...

 

What part of Canada do you live?

 

Ride all over AZ same type of trails. How did we ever make it without high tech? LOL.
Point passenger side mirror toward passengerside rear wheel So you can see what you are backing up to. Sit high in seat to see over front.
No fancy gew-gaws needed!