I have ones very similar to these. They come as a pair. I just use a laptop sleeve and shove it in the bag along with my clothes, a towel, toiletries, and anything else I'll need at work. I think those should be able to work for you too just make sure you have a laptop sleeve for extra protection.
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06-16-2008, 11:39 AM #1
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06-16-2008, 02:17 PM #2
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I have to drag my laptop around too because I work for myself. But I only go to one client. I wish I could pop the stuff on a stick but I can't.
I was looking at panniers and then realized that I can just bungee my backpack to my rack on the back. I use three bungees and really strap it down. It doesn't shift at all and I can put everything in it. I'm thinking about getting one of those baskets for the back instead but for now it works. I didn't want to drop the cash if I didn't really commute like I wanted. You have to tuck or tie up the straps though or they will flop down and get caught up in your spokes.
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