jever98 wrote:@jeansjacques: a bento box is an even bigger crime than a saddle bag
yeah yeah, but the extra room would allow to carry an extra set of valve covers . . . .
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cmcdonnell wrote:I'm honestly amazed how much people can fit in their jerseys... I manage 2 smallish energy bars in each side pocket and my phone with a debit card a £10 in a Lenzye small caddy sack in the middle and I'm full. I can just about fit an arm warmer in each side pocket in a bind but it really feels uncomfortable because the pockets are stuffed to bursting; I have the issue with Assos, Castelli, and Endura jerseys.... No room for any tubes/levers/CO2/pumps.... I'm an XS in a jersey... never really considered that bigger jerseys have bigger pockets??
TonyM wrote:The amount of water/ food really depends also on your speed (or used FTP) and fitness/ training level.
I did today 225km/140miles (80% of FTP) with only 1.2l/40fl.oz and without any food/ energy bars etc...weather was very good for biking with 14-17 degrees.
I had however 6 energy bars and some money for water in case I need it.
TonyM wrote:The amount of water/ food really depends also on your speed (or used FTP) and fitness/ training level.
I did today 225km/140miles (80% of FTP) with only 1.2l/40fl.oz and without any food/ energy bars etc...[emoji847]weather was very good for biking with 14-17 degrees.
I had however 6 energy bars and some money for water in case I need it.
Shrike wrote:4ibanez wrote:BRM fully redeemed imo. Keep up the great work
Aye, egg on the fag and homo bantz from the sidelines there. Big man you are there 4ibanez.
chefczyk wrote:moonoi wrote:I use a Silca Seat Roll, a nice stylish saddlebag that keeps my pockets free for essentials and allows me to carry 2 x 750ml bottles in the heat here in Thailand, both bottles last around 30 miles before refill (34-40 degree C)
https://silca.cc/products/57c424fc56d9341100298881
in what world is that better looking than a saddle bag...