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This tour rented all their vans, so maybe not. How was the Atlantic coast tour? Yes Rick, it definitely lived up to the dream. About half the group was retired or had jobs with summers off, a mix of couples and individuals, and now that I saw the age group, I can tell you there is plenty of...

I have the insulated hose on my Camelbak and it makes a difference (but still not as well insulated as the Camelbak itself).

No option in Florida ! Its gonna be warm water. My camelbak insulated tube runs into the (BBB) brain box and you need to empty the tube before you get a cold drink. So suck up a long drink or blow the line clear and have to pull all the way from the bladder. Jeremy, If you want a low cost way...

It's awesome how everyone has different ways of attacking this. I'm curious - how did you hook up your aero bag?

Congrats on your ride. Contrary to most I love the bladder system and it works great for me on every ride. I use this dual bladder http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ECVIKTG?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage folded in my aero bag for most rides under 40 or so miles I only fill...

I'm not a hydration bladder guy as that's really only good for water and not fuel mixes. So if you stray from the bladder check out: http://cruzbike.com/forum/threads/how-i-spent-my-summer-vacation.7599/#post-28370 My final configuration can be done with off the shelf parts and if using all...

Heck, forget the bottle, just water the road as you go by.... :) ... It is amazing how a full bladder can make you so uncomfortable! I have been experimenting with condom cathedars for my upcoming 24 hour at Sebring. They seem to work pretty good, but man........ are they "painful"...

...stream ( since my body has already done that.) I was thinking of a showers pass unit like in the link, And some kind of pack similar to other stick bike arrangements. I would PREFER TO USE ONE BAG with a water bladder in it. ( and not two ). What do you folks do? Aero in very important.

...sunglasses allows you to see insects just before they impact your face. Tried my best to drink often and before thirst .. 2 liter water bladder and topping off a water bottle at each rest stop seemed adequate,, maybe not as I only took one bathroom break. Being slower than the...

...[/URL] Sitting up on a 6 ft tall ledge fortunately there was no wind this time. [/URL] Between the water bladder, the boom bottle and a third no pictured; I finish the 75 mile ride with water left over. Should be great for those 100 milers in the summer heat...

...is immortalized in Sebring photos. I haven't seen John's version. My intent for this bag is to carry emergency tools tools and a water bladder. I'll use this every day and save the panniers for when I need to haul stuff. My modifications to the existing idea: 1- use 3/4"...

...for my own use. No commerical intent. I like the Radical Racer/Banana Racer panniers, but they're bigger than need for carrying my water bladder. The Radical Solo Racer might work for the Silvio but is too small for my purposes. The bags are 20" long, 6" tall at the front. 8" tall at the...

Hanging the bag at an angle is a compromise. I should have said that it takes more suction to lift the water 18 inches from the pannier than it does to pull it from a reservoir mounted high on the seat back. It was a surprise the first time but is manageable if I'm not panting too hard...

The Angletech Aeropod ($160 The Angletech Aeropod ($160 usd new - yikes) fits perfectly and will hold a cat and a litter of kittens with room left over for a two-liter water bladder and your jacket. -Dan

...and love it Hey Sam, good looking conversion. You went thru basically the same thing I did. I have the Topeak MTX BeamRack and carry a water bladder, keys, phone and spare tube with tools in mine and wouldn't ever go back to water bottles. I also have the Y26 and finally upgraded about a...

...link on the above web page to se a comparison of the various models. I like the look of the solo racer too. That would hold a water bladder plus emergency supplies nicely. Before I start buying other bags, I'll see if I can make my OFA bag work. I have of time to think about...

...light-Blackburn Mars 3.0 is working for me now. Front blinker may be necessary for morning commutes. Bottle cages- None. I use a water bladder. My Bachetta OFA bag should work until I rig something like a fastback to hold the bladder. The showers pass veleau is a possibility too. Other...

I like what you have done I like what you have done assuming it works. I am also wrestling with neck comfort issues. The bonus points you get for your design is you now have a tool storage area or water bladder compartment where the neck rest tubes use to go.

i hope someone tries a i hope someone tries a camelback in its pack worn on the front. This would ideally place the bladder from upper groin to mid sternum. Your not adding weight to the bike, the water (and whatever else you put in the pack) goes with you when you dismount and do other...

Charles...I can not seem to The only secret I know if is that you have to keep the bottom down. that is, where the hose is attached to the bag. In the case of the Unbottle, it's attached at the little zippered pocket at the bottom. Keeping the wide mouth opening up is probably...