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04-13-11, 01:31 PM

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cyccommute

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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest

But how do you folks carry a tripod on the bike? How about a carbon tripod made for tall people?

I don't. The world is full of flat surfaces if I need to steady the shot. If I absolutely have to have a tripod, I carry this or something like this, although mine has a wood screw that I can screw into stuff to hold it.

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