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Just body slinging the X100s under a zipper top works (for casual rides anyway). That way it's pretty much ready, less faff.
It wouldn't fit in a stem bag. Great camera btw. -
I keep my x100f in a fog city handlebar bag which is the right height for the camera to sit on its end and has a top that hangs over to stop it bouncing out over bumps if the zip is left undone. Having said that unless you pack out all the remaining empty space inside any bag you’ll find your camera gets bounced about and it’ll wear off the paint as mine has a fair bit which would be a shame on a nice new x100v!
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I'm using either a lens pouch from Peak Design or a custom made bag. In both cases I use it with a Peak Design strap Lite and a stabilizor. The lens pouch fits snug but as a result, literally only fits the x100v.
I can manage to take the camera out whilst riding and get some snaps but I prefer to stop as it's mostly landscapes for me.
Keep in mind that looking through the viewfinder whilst cycling, DOES change your perspective so practise a bit first for that bit.
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Thinking about trading in some lenses for a Fujifilm x100v. Those who ride with one, what bags are you using and is it accessible while moving? Dunno if it woud fit in a stem / snack bag.