dorsey95965 asked:

SIZE OF SUIT CASE AND WEIGHT

brown_bull asked:

The year of manufacture of the bike is 2000 so i think it might be an E model but im not sure, i think it was later on, maybe 2003 / 2004 before Yahama brought out the X,R,Z models, all the rack systems ive found are for these models im just worried i might no be able to get a rack that suits, i dont want to have to get one specially made, that would cost a fortune has anyone had a bike like this in around the same year, i think its an E model not a 100%, if so i would be looking to get aluminium panniers prob 20L – 30L in size with a top box of the same size and racks to suit….why do most people I see only have the panniers and not the top box is there a good reason for this….wind deflection or something….have anyone got any pics of this model with the luggage system fitted…or any other good advice on this model of bike….

Ashley S asked:

Hopefully someone can help me. I purchased a Betsyville by Betsy Johnson rolling luggage and its made of 100% PVC and the lining is 100% polyester. I’ve noticed that it has that icky chemical plastic smell and I want to get rid of it so my clothes don’t stink. I am leaving for this trip Friday morning and today its Wednesday so any help or tips would be appreciated. I know I have heard of baking soda( haven’t tried that yet) and I have let the suit case air out for about 2 days but with no luck. So any tips or help would be appreciated to get this smell out in a short amount of time .
and no stupid answers please like the one poster saying to put fish in my luggage I dont want my luggage to smell like fish(which I cant stand either)
type clever- i was actually going to try that after doing some googling arm and hammer baking soda or something called a fridge it. If anyone has used any of these methods or other methods that have worked please let me know
also i know the reason for the smell is off gassing but anything to possibly speed it up or take it away
thank you gk, i have it outside right now opened up and airing out unfourtantly its june and here in chicago it has been a lil cold and rainy the past few days. I’m hoping it will help some . We will see when I get home today.

ownerest asked:

hello all,

I currently live in beautiful Hawaii, but I’m interested in visiting family in Singapore. I’m a US citizen with a passport, and basically I just need to know the guidelines for traveling. I only plan to bring a small suit case and back pack, both as carry ons, to avoid luggage check in and what not, with only clothing and a tooth brush, my wallet with ID, passport, and two electronics, a cell phone and an IPOD MP3 player.

I managed to find a round trip for nearly three weeks (not even 21 days) for a relatively good price. However sine there are no single trips that go to Singapore, I have to make a stop at Taiwan, and then several hours later, head out to Singapore. So, basically I just wanted to run down of what I’m going to do and check to see if everything i plan to do is right.

1. Flight leaves at 7:45AM, so I plan to get to the airport at 6:00AM to check in, find my gate and wait till I’m shipped out (I heard for international flights you have to check in before a certain amount of time before waiting at my gate).

2. Once I get to Taiwan, I’ll have about three hours to find check in, (and if I’m lucky find someone who can speak English) and then get to my gate, and wait for my trip to Singapore.

3. Then after my trip I repeat the process in reverse to get back home.

So this is my basic layout of what I’m going to do. I just wanted to make sure that what I’ll be doing is all in check, and hopefully I won’t need a visa when traveling through Taiwan, or have to make any extra payments when passing through (I thought all I had to pay for was the round trip tickets.)

If there’s anything else I should know about, or be aware of, please tell. Thanks!
Also note, I’m using an E-ticket I bought from priceline.com

ĎĔĹ ßŐŶ ÁĶÁ ĤŐМĔŔ asked:

How much does it cost on average if you go over at the air port?
How much does it cost for 1 kilo over and so on.
I am worried about how much i will have to pay if i go on holiday
Thanks in advance
I am flying with goldtrail woth turkey

{{ s i l v e r }} eριcαяιcαcу ♥ asked:

It’s the first chapter to my cousin Layton’s story, Innocence is Bliss. She’s almost 14.
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CHAPTER ONE

“Mademoiselle Reid?”

My attention was drawn away from the weight of my luggage to the suited man standing beside the midnight Cadillac before me.

“That’s me,” I said, bewildered. Who the hell was this greying old man and how did he know my name?

“Ah, I’ll take those,” he gestured to my bags, but as he approached me I clung tighter to my suitcases. He took my confused expression as cause to explain.

“I’m Gaston Rousseau, your mother’s chauffeur.” His voice was thick, and his French accent was heavy.

I had known I was going to be picked up from the airport, but I’d expected it to be by my mother in her rusty, peeling, crimson V W Beetle that I remembered from my childhood. I guess times had changed. But honestly – chauffeur? What was this – Gossip Girl?

He held his hand out to me and I reluctantly let go of my bags to shake it. His grip was like that of a limp lettuce. I stood silently watching as he put my bags into the trunk of the car and then opened the door for me.

“Thank you,” I said as I slid in. He appeared shocked, as if he wasn’t used to that kind of treatment. I had to admit, I wasn’t used to this sort of treatment either. People carrying my bags and opening my doors with no expectations of gratitude. Another thing I wasn’t used to was being called “Mademoiselle Reid”. Back home, I was just plain Alexis, or “that weird girl who spends her lunch hour in the library”.

The Cadillac was surprising, to say the least. It was spacious – longer than an SUV but shorter than a limousine – and the beige-brown interior, though displeasing to the eye, was more than comfortable. As Gaston put the key in the ignition, I noticed a built-in cooler and a small head-rest television screen.

Despite the cushioned seating, I felt uncomfortable alone in the back of the car. Gaston didn’t appear to bother by the silence, but broke it upon taking a look at my face in the rear-view mirror.

“Madame Tyler is delighted to have you staying with her.”

I noticed how he said “staying”, rather than “living”. It looked as if this wasn’t a permanent placement. And “Madame Tyler”? Things were certainly formal in this place. I had only ever heard my mother being referred to as two things: “Stellar Fashion’s creator, Stella-Marie” by the media, and “your mom” by Dad.

Dad.

Just thinking about him brought tears to my eyes. His death hadn’t exactly been unexpected; his cancer had been developing for over a year. I’d thought I was prepared, but as I watched him take his last breaths, I realised that you can never prepare for heartbreak. Then, as if the death wasn’t enough to deal with, I was being sent to live with my attention-whore of a mother who couldn’t give a damn about anything but her fashion career. She was more than happy to hand me over to Dad when they got their divorce, and she was only taking me in now because of the implications abandoning me would have on her image.

As I sat there, tears rolling down my cheeks, I silently wished for my best friend back in Canada – well, my only friend back in Canada – Ethan. I was sure he’d probably forgotten about me by now, even though I’d only left him this morning. I wasn’t the sort of person who was remembered when they left – in fact, people were probably eager to forget me. I was quiet, and most people were oblivious to my existence. Including my own mother.

Several minutes later, I dried my eyes and replied, “I’m delighted to be staying with her too”, but all that spilled out was sarcasm.

Gaston frowned momentarily, but soon regained his composure and his smile returned. He pulled up outside a white building.

“Nous sommes arrivés, Mademoiselle,”
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PLOT: After bookish, quiet pianist Alexis Emily Reid’s father dies from cancer, she is forced to move from working-class Canada to upper-class England to stay with her mother (who was more than happy to hand her over to her father when they divorced). At her new school, she quickly befriends Kara Christina Watson, a gorgeous popular girl, and begins to hang around with the popular crowd. Being the most beautiful girl in school, Kara has the most beautiful boyfriend. Enter the rather unpopular musician Edward James Schuyler, with whom both Kara and Alexis are smitten. Alexis – or Lexi, as she is called by her new friends – is not used to the popular life, but manages to progress relatively well. As time goes by, she becomes increasingly close to Ed, who helps her with her entry for the London Young Musician of the Year Award. At a party, she drinks a little bit too much and shares an intimate moment with Ed. Kara walks in on them, and freaks out. Suddenly, Alexis goes from being popular to hated and even ends up pushing Ed away. With everything spiralling downwards, she realises she can no longer block out the bad thin
NOTE: I was referring more to the writing, not the plot. She’s only 13. She just wants to know how fluid her prose & grammar is.

Sami asked:

Hi there. Tommorow I will be travelling to Malta from Luton airport, I will only be taking my small backpack and a laptop case, and I just suddenly wondered, if I’m only aloud to take one piece of hand luggage, would that include or not include my laptop, I really hope it doesnt because I am not intending on taking any suit cases as it is just a short trip.
Thanks in advance.
Sami.

rudysophy asked:

next month i’m flying to mexico for a wedding and i’m taking a formal suit which i’m not putting in a luggage but i want to put it in a spacey storage compartment if they have one. Does mexicana airlines plane have one?

pretty asked:

The knife is about the size of 2 pencils. I want to know if i can put it in my luggage and sent it. I am not bringing it on the plane. But if I leave it in my suit cases will the people who check luggages take it out? Or am I even allow to put it in my luggage and sent it?

SV asked:

I need to purchase a suitcase for my husband when he needs to check luggage. We have a carry-on for when he doesn’t need as much. But sometimes he needs a suit, dress shirts, extra shoes, jackets, etc. I want something with wheels as sometimes he has to change airlines and retrieve his luggage and travel to the other end of the airport and recheck it (no choice here – work makes the reservations). I’ve heard that the 29″ will be too heavy with the clothes in it. Is that true? Should we go with a suitcase or a garment bag? Should we consider 2 or 4 wheels? What do you recommend? Thanks for the replies!