Guillermo
06-26-02, 02:48 PM
Throw 50+ pounds of camera gear on your back and hop on your bike! :p That sure slowed me down. Seems like it was great work for my legs though, which need a little boost :)
Dax
Dax
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RonH
06-26-02, 03:08 PM
50 # of camera gear???
I'm afraid to bring my digital camera on my bike. It might get ripped off.
I'm afraid to bring my digital camera on my bike. It might get ripped off.
webist
06-26-02, 03:17 PM
Wow!
50 lbs!
I thought adding my Medic Alert necklace was going to break the camel's back:p
Carl
50 lbs!
I thought adding my Medic Alert necklace was going to break the camel's back:p
Carl
Guillermo
06-26-02, 04:11 PM
yeah. Photography is my occupation at the moment. A medium format body, 35mm body, digital body, tripod, light meter, and handful of lenses can get heavy pretty quick. 50 might be an exaggeration :p, but I have weighed it in a 40 before with a little less gear!
I had a few projects around the city, and figured it would be easier to get there by bike rather than drive. It turned out to be harder than I expected!
I had a few projects around the city, and figured it would be easier to get there by bike rather than drive. It turned out to be harder than I expected!
orguasch
06-30-02, 11:21 AM
wow, 50 lbs on my back riding a bike, wow, that is something I must try, will probably break me