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Old 04-29-19 | 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by veloiste
Wow, this started a great conversation. Using a trunk bag sounds like a good idea, although I do carry a laptop on occasion, so I'd still need a pannier for that. I haven't seen a trunk bag that is sized for a laptop.
It would depend on the trunk bag and the size of the laptop. The side bags on the Trunk-it (no longer made but similar to other trunk bags) would probably be big enough for some of the smaller laptops.

However, I’m an old guy who has used the fact that I can’t carry a computer on a bicycle as an excuse to not donate my time to my work. I’ll volunteer hours and hours to my local co-op but my work pays me for my time and my experience. I ain’t going to give away what I sell. Working double time just means half pay.
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