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After many months trying to get a suitable bag for my camera gear, I came across this Rondo bag from DosErre (local handmade manufacturer) that works wonderfully for me. It mounts on the dropbar and has a lid cover that locks into the stem using an elastic band, that way you can pull out your camera easily and pretty much at any moment you need it.
This has prompted me to begin a new photography project titled “On two wheels” which would include all images taken while on the bike.
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After many months trying to get a suitable bag for my camera gear, I came across this Rondo bag from DosErre (local handmade manufacturer) that works wonderfully for me. It mounts on the dropbar and has a lid cover that locks into the stem using an elastic band, that way you can pull out your camera easily and pretty much at any moment you need it.
This has prompted me to begin a new photography project titled “On two wheels” which would include all images taken while on the bike.