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Depends on both the bike and the chick. Magic: Antique bike, Young chick Horror: Young bike, Antique chick ymmv. ;)

... and if she's good, you might take her for a trip on your bike as well... ;)

Thanks, do happen to recall the model?

Many moons ago, sorry don't recall, probably something I picked up at Canadian Tire....

Lenovo T61P - 14.1 X 10 inches

actually, if you get "Crafters Glue" or "RC Canopy Glue" it's a little more pricey but does dry transparent and has similar properties.

Exactly why I don't want to buy another ( replacement ) backpack. Tail bag maybe but, I had a bad experience with one in the past ... I arrived but it didn't . :(

Good point but, I'd assumed the magnets were for attaching the straps and would therefore not be in close proximity to the laptop. Is this not the case?

I found this: anyone own one? http://www.snowcity.com/eshopprod_cat_7645-68106-15709_product_1191211_keyword_tank+AND+bag.Expandable_Tank_Bag.htm

Thanks! My current (hoping for an upgrade) laptop is 14.1 X 10 inches, I also carry the power adapter and a usb mouse as well. I've been using a backpack but it's getting a but ragged, is no waterproof, and can be hot to wear. I was hoping other regular commuters might have found a good...

Hi all! I'm looking for a tank bag to carry my laptop and some rain gear, maybe spare shoes. Compact is preferred, inexpensive too but I want it to last and not be a pain in the backside. What works for you? Thanks in advance. Jim.

LOL! I won't risk my job by commenting on my employer, my comments were personal in nature, I just refuse to join with the lemmings, it's been a career maker ... a stressful path but I seem incapable of living any other. ;)

^ +1

Good tip. I reuse a technique i learned from RC Helicopters (high vibration environment). A little aliphatic resin (carpenters glue) holds screws in ABS, fiberglass etc. well enough without causing problems when you do want it out....

Too true but, dare to be different. In toxic environments, it's can also be positive to stand apart from the cliques....

Good point, only use on metal.

What has this to do with some berserker killing someone's pet?

Interesting analogy, unfortunately the analogy fails at the point where the killer's intent is not one of sustenance. Also, the analogy of the wife's health issue needs to be balanced with the trauma of the dog owner viewing the dog as family....

... and the funny part would be?

+1 Don't use red unless you like the blueing effect of torches required to remove it later....