for the bike riders, how do you carry your camera?

[midnight_rider]

I am just wondering how you keep your camera ready and stable while on a bike. Fall is coming and I will be breaking out the bike to capture all the streams and colors. I would like to keep my camera in a position that I cam shoot or have it ready in a flash but all I have at the moment is a third parts neck strap. I am a little weary about riding with just that. Thanks for your help and your responses.

[ben_r_]

How about with one of the Lowepro Toploaders which come with the chest harness. You can see the Toploader 65 AW, 70 AW, and 75 AW HERE (http://products.lowepro.com/catalog/Toploading,8.htm). And the chest harness with all whether (AW) covers looks like this:

http://products.lowepro.com//CatalogImages/18-2057-IMG5L.jpeg

http://products.lowepro.com//CatalogImages/18-2057-IMG6L.jpeg

You can leave the top opened and the neck strap around your neck and pull out the camera quickly when needed.

[gjl711]

Lowepro Slingshot300 with the waist stap firmly attached. It's very easy to sling it over, grab the camera and click away.

[GSansoucie]

What kind of 'Bike'?

Motorcycle or bicycle?

I've abandoned all hope of my 40D on my Harley. I've not tried to put the 40D on my bicycle, I use my S3IS instead.

[SYS]

You might want to take a look at the Kata "Torso" bag. I have the Kata T-212 (there's now an updated, larger model, T-214, which I just ordered) that I used for taking pictures while bicycling. It's really convenient for quick draw.