Are you using a hydration pack? I would think that tucking it in next to the bladder would keep it cool enough. Tuck a small thermometer (like those keychain dealy-bobs) and check the temp. Maybe wrap it with a piece of neoprene.
If you can spare the bottle cage (yeah, in Arizona), maybe a cage rocket or whatever those bottle-shaped boxes are (I think TE has them) with a partially-chilled gel pack would work.
I don't have the problem but maybe these are some ideas.
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06-08-2005, 09:33 AM #1
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06-08-2005, 10:32 AM #2
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No, I'm a water bottle girl. I don't like the additional weight on my back when cycling (plus it's too hot here). I only use my camelback when out mountain biking, so that will definately help keep my meds cool.
Thanks for the advice. I'll look into the gel packs and neoprene ideas too.
Cheers, Ellen
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06-08-2005, 11:15 AM #3
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Never thought of it! I keep mine in my saddle bag, of course when I checked the expiration date on mine it expired last year
We are uncertain if I am allregic or not and I didn't want to be tested so they gave me one just in case.
I suppose I should take my inhaler out of my bag too, since my bike lives in my van?
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