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dude that is a way big pack to be shreddin kickers with, 80L haha holy crap haha
ah i miss read that
yeh the day back would definitely be a good option, not the 80L ‘my bad
I always sport the Camelback under my coat when I ride, after a bit of hydration, nice and comfy on the chairlift
I always sport the Camelback under my coat when I ride, after a bit of hydration, nice and comfy on the chairlift
Interesting how you have that UNDER..must be a pretty big jacket
not neccessarily - you can get some 1L camelbaks that are really minimal ...In the final Time Trial of the TDF this year, I saw at least one rider a camelbak under the cycling jersey.
not neccessarily - you can get some 1L camelbaks that are really minimal ...In the final Time Trial of the TDF this year, I saw at least one rider a camelbak under the cycling jersey.
I thought that was the team radios? Good idea i guess, but id rather get the team bitch to go back to the car and get me some food/drinks!haha
on another note, anyone got a tip on getting rid of the rubber taste from those packs? ive had one in my backcountry pack for years but i dont use it anymore cause it tastes like drinking out of a new garden hose.
I always sport the Camelback under my coat when I ride, after a bit of hydration, nice and comfy on the chairlift
Interesting how you have that UNDER..must be a pretty big jacket
It’s not very big, and doesn’t have additional pockets or anything, just a camelback, I think 1. something litre like Kort suggested, i can’t remember
I always sport the Camelback under my coat when I ride, after a bit of hydration, nice and comfy on the chairlift
Interesting how you have that UNDER..must be a pretty big jacket
It’s not very big, and doesn’t have additional pockets or anything, just the basic Camelback 2.07 Litre capacity.