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Yeah. Like Cali, I only have ever used water
But on a hot day I can see cold tea/flavoured water being a nice change
When my son and partner go out on Sundays for there 120km or more training rides they have water in one bottle and water with glucose in the other.
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Thread: For the water bottle
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07-06-2006, 07:51 AM #16
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the only thing that goes in my polar water bottles is water!
on century rides (or longer) i will save 1 or 2 propel bottles and fill them with garorade.... i keep those in my handlebar bag... and can throw it/them away when done!
for metrics and anything shorter i only ever drink water!
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07-06-2006, 01:21 PM #17
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07-16-2006, 03:59 PM #18Kitsune06 GuestActually, what works when you get near the bottom of your bag is to blow some air in to get a little pressure, then just squeeze the mouthpiece (for camelbaks) and the air pressure will force the water right out.
Originally Posted by Dogmama
Unscrew the lid, tip & pour. That's the only thing I can thing of!
