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I put my laptop in a simple laptop bag.. just a compartment for the unit.. and drop that in my large pannier and I surround it with dense foam pieces I pulled out of a shipping box some stuff came in. The foam pieces weigh next to nothing,but do take up space. But no biggie since I use other bags for the other stuff.
I've only done it once and in fact I'm typing from the destination with no ill effects. |
Originally Posted by lphillips
(Post 7229268)
I use medium Ortlied Office bag and a padded sleeve. It got a really good waterproof test on my way home from Newton, MA today (very heavy rain!) It attaches very securely to my rack and is a cinch to attach. It's a little pricey, but well worth it.
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I use a laptop backpack, but I think it's not the best for commuting in hot weather. If you have a commute longer than 3 miles, your back will be drenched. If it's short like mine... not a problem.
For longer commutes, I would suggest what others have above... rack, pannier and laptop sleeve. --sam |
Originally Posted by scjparker
(Post 7236110)
+1 for the Arkel commuter pannier. It really is worth every penny!
I carried mine on my back in a T2 messnger bag for years. I realized it was huge mistake the first day I rode with the Arkel commuter. I'll never go back. NOT on your back, a suspended sleeve inside a good pannier. |
When I carry my laptop I put it in a laptop backpack, then put that backpack inside my grocery pannier... rides nice, lots of cushion, never had a problem with it.
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