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    we import laptop backpacks and i can sort anyone out who wants one... around the $30 mark.

    http://dynamix.co.nz/index.html?VS=sp&G=NOTEBOOK%20BAGS

    the NB160, NB161 and NB166 will be suitable.

    they have a padded pouch to protect your notebook.

    PM me if you are interested... we are located in Albany, Auckland.
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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master
    Havnt they made laptops in cellphones yet?
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    I carry mine in a topbox. My laptop is one of the big 17 inch screen ones so by the time you put it in its bag it is pretty big so I had to buy the biggest topbox that Givi make. Its a greta system tho and farm better than the mickey mouse arrangement I had using the ventura soft bags before that. Next laptop will however only be a 15-16 inch screen model so it fits in a little easier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruralman
    I carry mine in a topbox. My laptop is one of the big 17 inch screen ones so by the time you put it in its bag it is pretty big so I had to buy the biggest topbox that Givi make. Its a greta system tho and farm better than the mickey mouse arrangement I had using the ventura soft bags before that. Next laptop will however only be a 15-16 inch screen model so it fits in a little easier.
    The other advantage of the topbox is that not only is it weather proof it is also lockable so you can leave it on the bike if you need to do something on the way home. The GIVI box comes off in seconds once you unlock it if you want to use it like a briefcase or in my case a suitcase 'cos its quite big.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WarlockNZ
    You take your work home ???? ... dear god man why ???? .. leave it at work
    No no, you got it all wrong!! It's so I can stay on KB while on the bike, I can even be chatting on messenger etc 'coz it's too hard to get a cellphone under the helmet. At the correct angle, the screen also acts as a mirror for when I'm shaving or squeezing zits...

    Well, there are enough people on the road who do it...
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    Arrow meh

    Quote Originally Posted by bull
    Looking for peoples advice on how they carry their laptops to work and back.

    So far found these that may do the trick
    GT Pro
    or Tank Locker system

    Main concern is the magnets affecting the Laptop HDD and also vibration if siting directly on the bike. Also would need to be waterproof/resistant.
    Ive got an O'gio(sp) backpack thats actually designed specially for laptops. Looks like a standard pack and most people dont realise whats actually in it...
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruralman
    I carry mine in a topbox.
    only problem is that you have to be facing backwards while on the KB website if the laptops's behind you... now THAT'S dangerous...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Titanium
    Usually in a laptop bag in the boot of my car.......
    LOL same here!!

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    I made a special padded satchel for mine (just slips in and velcros across the top), which prevents it getting scratched...
    Laptop -> satchel -> Ventura bag on the pack rack. I haven't had any problems with it yet!

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    riding backwards

    Quote Originally Posted by Bend-it
    only problem is that you have to be facing backwards while on the KB website if the laptops's behind you... now THAT'S dangerous...
    Actually if you have your girlfriend sit astride you she can steer while you look over her shoulder at the ....... wait a minute is that where lap dancing got its name???????????????? Would it be more fun ONLY wearing a helmet???????

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    I velcro mine to the left hand side of my fairing, because I usually fall off on the left on the road and on the right on the track.

    Laptops make great crash bungs.
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