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Motorcycle computer case

By Paul Crowe

Motorcycle computer caseThere’s a pretty active group of computer users doing case mods. They remove the guts of their computers and install them in things like 1940’s era radios or maybe aquariums or they just create a totally new case where their imagination is the limit. This one might interest The Kneeslider’s readers, it’s a motorcycle computer case and to turn on the computer you have to turn an ignition key and hit the starter. Kinda cool.

via Gizmodo

Posted on August 5, 2005 Filed Under: Alternative thinking, Down Time, Workshop & Tools

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