macbook pro

really stupid thought this, ( really ) but the other day I coming to
work with my 15" macbook pro in my rucksack.. I was wandering what
sort of protection this would offer ones spine in the event of a
serious accident.. funny the weird stuff that goes through your head
on the way to work ! it's a lovely sturdy case though ;-)

Simon

 

mr p wrote

Possibly the most dangerously witless thing I got involved in was the
transportation of several long loops of hefty and horribly sharp band-
saw blades - wrapped around and slung over our shoulders as we
negotiated the Dublin traffic.

 

Jeez - and I thought I was risking it a bit when I carried four (glass) milk
bottles tucked down the front of my leather jacket for a couple of miles.
(Students, Cocopops, milk ran out, force majeure and all that.)

 

I take my PowerBook in my rucksack every day to work (school).

One of the kids asked me what would happen to it if I forget to keep it
rubber side down (the bike, that is). I suggested that I was more
concerned with what would happen to head and limbs than laptop, though
in truth he has a fair point.

Can't think of a better solution though atm...

HH

 

Rich B wrote

Cocopops? You risk your life for Cocopops? Students are strange ...
(Weetabix and/or Shredded Wheat would be a different matter, naturally.)

 

I brought 4 bottles of wine in my rucksack the other day & half way
home i suddenly thought......

--
'Chill Winston.......'

Nige

Subaru WRX (54)
Land Rover Discovery II (2001)
BMW GS1200 (2007)
Honda CBR900RR Fireblade (1997)

 

Here's five for ya.

Top Box
Panniers
Tank Bag
Bungeed to the back seat.
DFC

 

Dear (and it's not my laptop ). Definite possibility when I upgrade.

Considered that but thought it might be even worse to have the bike land
on the laptop rather than just me (probably not that much difference
actually - and a 50/50 chance of it going t'other way).

I would have thought there'd be more vibration strapped directly to the
tank (typically not good for a laptop). Also not sure if it would fit
nicely, particularly as the tank is curved and the laptop not.

Would spend the entire ride checking it hadn't moved. Might get a web
from Tesco and stick something similarly sized under there for a while

??
Don't _____ care?
Fairy 'nuff

Cheers tho

HH

 

My POS work laptop, which doesn't seem to know the meaning of "suspend", is
great in my rucksack in winter - it manages to stay toasty warm even with the
lid shut, and the battery lasts a good hour before it finally packs up. No
need for a heated jacket...

 

Bagster makes an extremely nice PC bag which attaches to their tank mats.

Bd.
(drop dots except last)
TDM850/UKRMMA#2

 

If I drink two now, it'll make the load lighter?