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Jack carries water bottles on his bike, though I'm not sure he can get at them when rolling. I would not be opposed to using a bladder, at all, though I have gotten used to using bottles again. One of my pet peeves in life is racks that are not level with the ground. Yes, I realize they are...

...great 'day bag' for a Cruzbike. It consists of two pouches, slung either side of the seat. Each pouch can be used to carry a 2 litre water bladder, or as a conveniently sized bag for riding essentials such as spare tubes, puncture repair kit, tools, wallet, keys, phone, etc. For most rides...

+1. However, if you're going to run a rack, then Brian's solution is A-1 and kudos to Brian for sorting it out! :D Mark

...pointed out, it does depend on using a rack and a trunk bag. From my point of view the ideal solution would be a seat back bag with a water bladder pouch, as used on a lot of other recumbents. Some experimentation and possibly a bit of modifcation will be needed to find one that's a good...

Ah, OK, sounds like the FastBack System hydration packs, specifically the Double Century. I've got one on my Bacchetta for carrying water, tools, spare tubes and so on.

Re: Planning Ahead - Hydration You guys are thinking too hard. http://www.getsilly.com/drinkbeerhat.html

Re: Planning Ahead - Hydration Doug, My first thought would be how long the hose from the hydration pack to the mouth would be. This water gets hot and is undrinkable on a summer day. The shorter, the better. If I was to design something, it would be an "H" shaped affair that would...