Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can one take the divider out to make one larger carrier ?
Document: I'm happy with this pack so far. It fit well on the handlebars and I was able to tighten it so it won't move around or sag. The pockets are roomy and I like the divider inside. I don't use it for a DSLR camera but the divider does allow me to keep tools, keys and other sharp things on one side and my sunglasses, phone, bike computer on the other.
I purchased this pack for a week-long bike tour in Croatia and it worked great. Having my DSLR mounted to my handlebars made it extremely easy to take photos, which is no doubt why I took 578 of them. Some of them are actually decent (I'm no great photographer).The laden bag does make the bike handle more awkwardly but that is just the price you pay for having a big camera, flash and extra lens mounted to your handlebars.
And the rain cover is necessary to protect your valuable equipment.I'm about to buy a second one for my wife, who fell in love with my Ibera bag!
-- this then has an effect on the center of gravity of your front end, and it bounces a lot on its one-point mount. In the future, for day trips and longer I think I'll carry either my gear in there without camera, or put my gear on the back and the camera in front.
Access is super easy and it can be accessed while riding, so if you have a small camera and want to take shots of your riding buddies while riding next to them, you can easily get to your camera to do so (when safe, of course!).
So this works great. The connecters fight my thick handle bars and it is ridged and protects my camera from wear and tear. If I had to give one critique, I would say its a bit big, so if you are using butterfly handle bars it must go on the outside, over the tire. It wont fight in between the handle bars.
I should say by giving this bag 4, not 5 stars I might not be being entirely fair. It's every bit as functional as I would have wanted it to be. Even the mounting bracket, which has failed to be strong enough on other bags I've owned, seems to be highly functional and tough on this one.The bag offers plenty of storage and all in all, is a great product. So why not five stars?
The front and side pockets hold my cellphone, sunscreen, etc. The large clear plastic (map) sleeve is located on the top of the bag, which is angled toward the rider to make it easy to read. The zippered lid to the main bag opens towards the front of the bike, so it is easy and comfortable to see the contents. [Many manufacturers of handle bar bags have the lid open toward the rider.] All pockets have heavy nylon zippers.
The bag cannot sag because of the "L- shaped" stiffener within the back and bottom panels. While pedaling, the bag remains in place and doesn't bang around with each bump on the trail. No need for bungee cords or Velcro straps to tie it down. When I lock up my bike, I  take the bag with me - it comes with a sewn-on grab handle and a detachable padded shoulder strap.
This is exactly what I was looking for. It's the perfect size for either a DSLR with lenses, or a smaller camera plus other items. The cushioning is just what a camera needs. I take a lot of vacations on my bike, and I love photography, but it was cumbersome to carry my heavy Nikon 300s on my back or in a rack bag in back. I never could get the camera out in time for a spontaneous photo.
Answer: yes