Snickers satisfies, alright but not good to carry in heat
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Snickers satisfies, alright but not good to carry in heat
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2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager
Personally, I cannot drink gatorade in any form at any time without experienceing stomach ache and vague nausea, so I ride with nunn tablets or tubes of FRS powder, one bottle of eithher nuun or FRS and one bottle of plain water frozen solid. As hot as it gets around here, the frozen bottle is usually melted by the time I've done 15 miles or the first hour, but is still marginally cool. I mix up a tube oftablet of stuuff and then stop to refill the first with plain water. I do like to keep one bottle of plain water so I can dump it over my head if it gets too hot.
Apropos of this, the most recent bicycling magazine had an article about the new training regimine for the team radio shack which includes ice pack made of panty hose stuffed down the jerseys.
Remeber to hydrate when in doubt and train into the heat gradually- start earlier, finish earlier, even if it means a shorter distance.
marni