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Tony Raven
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Gonzalez wrote:
> Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
Wouldn't it be rather difficult to pedal with a pannier in your lap?
Tony ;-)
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> Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
Wouldn't it be rather difficult to pedal with a pannier in your lap?
Tony ;-)
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Lenny Taylor
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I think Arkel makes one that has padding to hold a laptop. "Gonzalez" <[email protected]>
wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
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Robert Bruce
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> Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
I use a normal pannier with those big air cushion bubbles that DABS (for example) use to pack out
fragile goods. I also stick the laptop in a plastic bag in case of water ingress.
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Rob
Please keep conversations in the newsgroup so that all may contribute and benefit.
I use a normal pannier with those big air cushion bubbles that DABS (for example) use to pack out
fragile goods. I also stick the laptop in a plastic bag in case of water ingress.
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Rob
Please keep conversations in the newsgroup so that all may contribute and benefit.
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Daniel Auger
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On Mon, 6 Oct 2003, it was written:
> > Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
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> I use a normal pannier with those big air cushion bubbles that DABS (for example) use to pack out
> fragile goods. I also stick the laptop in a plastic bag in case of water ingress.
My Caradice (sp?) briefcase-type pannier is exactly the right size for my Targus "micro" laptop
case. (The downside of this is that the laptop case isn't big enough to carry mains adapter, etc.)
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> > Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
>
> I use a normal pannier with those big air cushion bubbles that DABS (for example) use to pack out
> fragile goods. I also stick the laptop in a plastic bag in case of water ingress.
My Caradice (sp?) briefcase-type pannier is exactly the right size for my Targus "micro" laptop
case. (The downside of this is that the laptop case isn't big enough to carry mains adapter, etc.)
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Daniel Auger - [email protected] (Please remove Granta to get a valid address.)
My company supply a briefcase style bag with an inner shock case (cardboard sides, latop suspended in sprung webbing made by SafePORT Protection Systems. The part number is WW80003 (sorry no other idents). I can fit the inner into a 13 litre pannier. I reckon it would stand a very good chance of survival in a crash. Made much better by packing a few clothes around it.
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Kennedy Fraser
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Gonzalez wrote:
> Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
I use an Ortlieb office pannier. You can get a laptop padded insert (not anti-bacterial (anti-virus
maybe)) but I just made one out of a cheap closed cell sleepmat.
Kennedy
> Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
I use an Ortlieb office pannier. You can get a laptop padded insert (not anti-bacterial (anti-virus
maybe)) but I just made one out of a cheap closed cell sleepmat.
Kennedy
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Jinx
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> > > Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
>> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
> My Caradice (sp?) briefcase-type pannier is exactly the right size for my Targus "micro" laptop
> case. (The downside of this is that the laptop case isn't big enough to carry mains adapter, etc.)
>
> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I'm considering buying the Carradice Bike Bureau which would seem to be what you are looking for as
well. http://www.gearshift.co.uk/acatalog/Rear_Panniers.html
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Malcolm
>> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
> My Caradice (sp?) briefcase-type pannier is exactly the right size for my Targus "micro" laptop
> case. (The downside of this is that the laptop case isn't big enough to carry mains adapter, etc.)
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> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I'm considering buying the Carradice Bike Bureau which would seem to be what you are looking for as
well. http://www.gearshift.co.uk/acatalog/Rear_Panniers.html
rgds
Malcolm
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Steven Briggs
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In message <[email protected]>, Gonzalez
<[email protected]> writes
>Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
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I've got an Altura Briefcase pannier that I bought last year and never used (changed jobs), could do
with selling it on to a good home if you're interested.
(Use the news0403 reply-to address to get in touch)
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Steven Briggs
<[email protected]> writes
>Does anyone know a manufacturer of a laptop pannier?
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>remove remove to reply
I've got an Altura Briefcase pannier that I bought last year and never used (changed jobs), could do
with selling it on to a good home if you're interested.
(Use the news0403 reply-to address to get in touch)
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