Notebook x Bagageiro

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Bag it

There are two main options for carrying a laptop. You can either carry it on yourself, or you can carry it directly on your bike. To a large degree this is personal preference, although your decision may be influenced by your bike (not all can have racks fitted easily). Using a courier bag or rucksack offers a bit of extra insulation from impacts than a rack-mounted pannier, because you can absorb shocks with your arms and legs. But bags about your person can be uncomfortable, often lead to unpleasant sweaty bits and also obscure render brightly-coloured jackets somewhat less visible.

On the other hand, if you need to park your bike some way from your workplace, a bag you can carry easily is a boon. A rucksack is likely to be an easier carry than a pannier, although most commute-specific panniers have some form of handle or shoulder strap. Some even include full rucksack straps, although remember that the inside of a pannier gets hit by road spray so possibly isn't something you want to immediately put against your clothes.

It's worth looking at some of the many laptop-specific pannier bags on the market, though. They usually take the form of a briefcase-style laptop bag but with hooks (often concealed or foldable) to attach to a rack. Of course, you're unlikely to be carrying just a laptop and nothing else, so choose a bag that works with all your other commuting paraphernalia.

Whichever style of bag you choose, it's worth opting for one that's waterproof. Laptops really don't like water.

Extra protection

Whatever bag you end up with, it's a good idea to give your laptop an extra layer of protection. Simple neoprene sleeves help your machine cope with a few knocks and they're very cheap. A lot of laptop-specific bags include a removable sleeve tailor-made to fit inside

https://www.cyclescheme.co.uk/community/how-to/how-to-carry-a-laptop-by-bike

Levo o note no alforge, um Thule a prova dagua. Dentro do alforge o note vai em uma capa de tecido pra nao riscar com as outras coisas (o alforge nao tem divisória). Tem algumas bolsas com engate para bagageiro que já tem a divisória certinha para o notebook, só que a maioria não é a prova dágua.. geralmente tem que escolher entre ter divisórias, ou ser a prova dagua.

Nem desligado eu colocaria o notebook em um bagageiro, independentemente do tipo de alforge ou topbag.

Muito boas as sugestões, estou inclinado a tentar um alforge estilo pannier lateral, acredito que seja semelhante ao da Thule, mas aí tem a nova saga, que é encontrar um bom por um bom preço.
Me agrada uma solução semelhante ao produto abaixo:
https://goo.gl/xZzra6
Com certeza a melhor solução envolve a troca do meu equipamento, mas pretendo continuar com meu note por mais 1 ano, e quando for trocar, com certeza vou tentar a opção que estiver mais adaptada ao transporte, mesmo que seja um tablet híbrido ou coisa parecida.
Por enquanto acho que vou olhando esses alforges laterais mesmo, que me parecem muito práticos, independente das circunstâncias, estou pensando até em improvisar um com o alguma mala que estiver sobrando lá em casa...
Na gearbest tem esse:
http://www.gearbest.com/bike-bags/pp_359429.html?
e na chainreaction tem esse:
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/br/pt/dhb-waterproof-pannier-22l/rp-prod155355
(o problema da chain reaction é o frete)

Oque acham?

helper escreveu: Vou de gambi enquanto o alforge não chega

enviei mp :)