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  1. Kevin Groocock

    Carrying a camera on a cycle

    Many thanks, George. I think most are too small to hold camera with lens attached and ready for use. Still searching through, though!
  2. Kevin Groocock

    Carrying a camera on a cycle

    Many thanks, Robin :t: Will have a look later as just off to work.
  3. Kevin Groocock

    Carrying a camera on a cycle

    Cheers, Mike. Having the camera ready for action is an issue and your idea sounds good. I will give both a try.
  4. Kevin Groocock

    Carrying a camera on a cycle

    Thanks both :t: Now looking at backpacks - I have a Tamrac Expedition 7 but I feel this is too bulky for cycling :eek!: Looking around, Warehouse Express have the Lowepro Flipside 200 at half price, so have ordered one :t:. The internal sizes seem just about right.
  5. Kevin Groocock

    Carrying a camera on a cycle

    Just wondering if anyone can make any suggestions for the safe carrying of an assembled Canon40D and 100-400 lens on a bicycle? I have a large pannier and have considered filling it with foam but if you know of anything better, I would love to hear :t: Many thanks
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