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Old 02-04-06, 01:15 PM
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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
I thought I was going to bust a tire riding back from the bodega.
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That's a lot more comfortable with a Chrome Kremlin... Plus you can fit a full size bottle of whiskey...
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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.
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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...
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you guys drink a little much.
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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.
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I'm going to spend some time and work this out. 6PC will be the standard some day, I know it
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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
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https://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!
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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.
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ha.. yea.. the one in your hand doesnt count.. thanks for making that clear..
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