[Yak] SQR
Geof Gee
geoffreygee at yahoo.com
Thu Sep 9 13:41:26 CDT 2010
Someone asked about this a while back. I took some photos that compared the
Slim and Tour.
http://picasaweb.google.com/geofgee/SQRSlimAndTourComparisonWithALaptop#
BTW, isn't "compact oversized luggage" an oxymoron?
-G
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From: bikefridaywalter <bikefridaywalter at gmail.com>
To: "yak at bikefriday.com" <yak at bikefriday.com>
Sent: Thu, September 9, 2010 1:58:19 PM
Subject: [Yak] SQR
I had a somewhat traumatic experience with my Pocket Llama and the Amtrak
Cascades. With front and rear racks, folding stem, and drop bars, it barely fit
in the compact oversized luggage area. I really had to wrestle with it. So in
lieu of replacing my stolen-again tikit, I'm trying to think of other
possibilities.
I need to take rain gear, toiletries, my Mac PowerBook 12" (1.18x10.9x8.6",
4.6#), maybe 4-5# of books, change of clothes, and some food. Should be under
the 22# Carradice SQR bags require. I was thinking about the Slim model
(10.24x11.42x5.91"), so if I turn the laptop perpendicular to the bike frame, it
should be good.
So I ask ye with experience with these things: do you think it will work?
wxl at bfhq à la Prē, which did a great job of providing me with internet access
while on the train..
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