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<blockquote data-quote="Panza" data-source="post: 334551" data-attributes="member: 28379">Hello friends,I try to combine two passions at time by shooting what I love. In reverse, I like to ride the cycle to places and shoot what I see. At the moment I take my general camera bag, velcro strap it to the back of my motorcycle and ride on. Haven't had any issues with it going through hard bumps and holes. The cloth camera bag has a little pull out cover incase it begins to rain. I'm thinking that I might want to just convert a tank bag into a camera bag so I won't have to turn around to take photos. Has anyone else done so? Or does anyone else ride, stop, and shoot?<a href="http://www.eos-images.com/tips-techniques/converting-a-motorcycle-tank-bag-into-a-photography-bag" target="_blank">Converting a Motorcycle Tank bag into a Photography bag | EOS-Images</a>Aside from this guy of course. (Dedicated motorcycle tank bag I found online costs over $400!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Panza, post: 334551, member: 28379"] Hello friends, I try to combine two passions at time by shooting what I love. In reverse, I like to ride the cycle to places and shoot what I see. At the moment I take my general camera bag, velcro strap it to the back of my motorcycle and ride on. Haven't had any issues with it going through hard bumps and holes. The cloth camera bag has a little pull out cover incase it begins to rain. I'm thinking that I might want to just convert a tank bag into a camera bag so I won't have to turn around to take photos. Has anyone else done so? Or does anyone else ride, stop, and shoot? [url=http://www.eos-images.com/tips-techniques/converting-a-motorcycle-tank-bag-into-a-photography-bag]Converting a Motorcycle Tank bag into a Photography bag | EOS-Images[/url] Aside from this guy of course. (Dedicated motorcycle tank bag I found online costs over $400!) [/QUOTE]

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