Old 07-02-12 | 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by neilfein
I thought that photographers might have something to say about this, and Google found me a thread on dpview that might answer this: How to take a DSLR setup on a cycling tour?
THANK YOU for this. It kind of ends the conversation regarding handlebar bags for me:

"This area of the bike is subject to extremely high amplitude/high frequency vibrations and road shocks and is not kind to delicate camera equipment. Hanging a weight off the front of the handlebars amplifies the effect (think road buzz)."

I'm going to play it safe and use a backpack so I don't damage anything. Even if other users rode X amount of miles with no damage, every bike is different and I wouldn't want MY camera to be subject to vibration, especially because I like my PSI on the higher end.
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