Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Just in case anyone was wondering .... (Timbuk2 info)...

You can fit five and a half six packs, three cans of Sparks, two tallboys, a pen, two tire levers, a mini pump, a patchkit, and a circa 2002 digicam into a medium sized Timbuk2 :D
I thought I was going to bust a tire riding back from the bodega.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/AfterThisNap/bikepics029.jpg

That's a lot more comfortable with a Chrome Kremlin... Plus you can fit a full size bottle of whiskey...

Bag makers should standardize on the 6PC measurement instead of the more abstract CI.

I think we can all agree that it is easier to visualize the 6 Pack Capacity of a given bag instead of how many Cubic Inches it can hold.

i think that the bailey works site tells you the maximum beer capacity of any given bag...but i can't get the site to work for some reason...

you guys drink a little much.

The 6-pack representation never works for me because I don't know if regular, tall boy, or king cans are being used as the unit of measurement.

I'm going to spend some time and work this out. 6PC will be the standard some day, I know it

12fl oz=25.65184CI
sixpack=129.91104CI (someone else can figure out the can and space CI..thats just the liquid)

thought id get you started

http://velospace.org/6pc

Take your bag CI measurement, or bag dimensions and find out how many six packs it holds.

Currently it calculates a six pack of cans, I will be upgrading the tool later to allow for cans / bottles. If someone can get me a height/width/depth measurement for a sixer of bottles that would be awesome.

Down with CI, up with 6PC!

12fl oz=25.65184CI
sixpack=129.91104CI (someone else can figure out the can and space CI..thats just the liquid)

thought id get you started

I think you multiplied by 5, but if you're just allowing for one road soda, carry on.

ha.. yea.. the one in your hand doesnt count.. thanks for making that clear..

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