Taking your lap-top with you-

[mstevens]

+11tyb on a Kriega R25. It's plenty of protection, and fits nice and snug to the rider without any straps whipping around in the wind.

The only vibration-sensitive components in a notebook computer should be disk drives, either optical or hard disks. I have a notebook with both with which I've traveled internationally a dozen times, carried on the bike, thrown into the trunk of my car, etc. Trust me - it's seen a bit of vibration. No drive problems.

If you have a SSD, you don't even have to worry about vibration killing a hard drive.

[Radar]

...wish I had the SSD...

Yeah, I paid a lot, but the cost was ultimately mitigated through my last year's model that did fail.

Warranty kicked in and they sent me a new unibody that was upgraded, free of charge, in every respect.

I kicked in a few bucks more and upgraded the processor further to the I-7 chip.

Since the consensus is "don't worry about it," I guess I'm going to start taking it with me when I want.

And yeah!! I'm definitely one of those who worries too much... You'll see-

Thanks to all who responded, and I forgive those who rolled their eyes at the Mac lover!

Have a Ducati day,

Eric aka   Radar
2005 S4R   Fast as Hell and bone stock except for the usual accessories and full Zard... 

[rideserotta]

Plain 'ol Northface backpack with a incase neoprene sleeve for my MBP. +1 on the trash bag for down pours... never had a problem.