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  1. Does anyone use a Dawes computer bag
    <http://www.dawescycles.com/dawes/computer-bag.htm>?

    It looks ideal for my iBook. I already have a Dawes pannier, and it's
    OK, but it is not quite waterproof. In rain, water seems to enter
    through the seams underneath - I'd need the computer bag to be a bit
    more impermeable than that.

    Daniele

  2. (D.M. Procida) said:

    Does anyone use a Dawes computer bag
    <http://www.dawescycles.com/dawes/computer-bag.htm>?

    It looks ideal for my iBook. I already have a Dawes pannier, and
    it's OK, but it is not quite waterproof. In rain, water seems to
    enter through the seams underneath - I'd need the computer bag to be
    a bit more impermeable than that.

    On the very rare occasions that I actually need to carry a laptop
    (rather than sticking whatever I'm working on on a USB stick and using
    whatever machine when I get there), I use a Tucano Second Skin around
    the lappy and put it in a Ortlieb Bikepacker pannier. I'm usually
    carrying a change of clothes etc. too so I don't have to worry about
    the lappy moving about in all that space.

    http://www.laptopessentials.co.uk/laptopstore/product_info.php?products_id=796

    It seems to work quite well and it's good for putting the lappy in a
    non-laptop rucksack so you avoid carrying the big sign saying "Mug
    me for this".

    Chris
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    Chris Eilbeck

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