Cycling to College with my laptop
15-03-2005, 07:50
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
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Dave i know its off topic but both of the links in your signature, presently link to the same above head image  |
i know  haven't got round to changing it. there are actually about 15 photos there now
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Also off topic but it would appear that Dave and I have the same chair!!  |
can't beat argos quality eh 
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15-03-2005, 08:34
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
If your concerned about it handling the bumps etc, then when cycling be careful!
Don't thump up a kerb, don't take the cobbled streets etc.
Find a nice safe route that you can cycle with relative ease, taking it easy because you are carrying a delicate bit of kit.
When your not carrying it, then you can ride like a maniac.
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15-03-2005, 09:08
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
Zoom's right - if my laptop was paid for out of my own money then I'd be taking a helluva lot more care of it than I do, but as it's not, then it gets treated very badly but hasn't died on me yet
Maybe you could wrap yourself up in bubblewrap before getting on your bike.
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15-03-2005, 09:08
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
 How would it reach the pedals?
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15-03-2005, 10:37
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
And in addition, any bag I got, I would also add some hard plates (1/8" plastic sheets etc) into it to try & prevent any knocks should you come off.
Foam is OK for general anti rattle type stuff, but IMO you need something harder if it is going to be hitting something. (sheet/foam/laptop/foam/sheet).
If the laptop is expensive, then it's worth spending that extra on a very good bag.
And don't forget the users helmet to protect that too
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15-03-2005, 12:21
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
perhaps check if household insurance covers this sort of thing too? can't be too careful...
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15-03-2005, 20:17
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Re: Cycling to College with my laptop
how about some bubblewrap , might look a bit weird but would give plenty of protection 
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