60 mile ride??

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ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
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How do you guys go about carrying food with you on a ride? My cycling clothes have no pockets and my bike is already burdened with a pump, puncture repair kit and spare tube. Without food Im limited to about 30-35 miles and considerably less on the MTB.

1: Get jersey with pockets
2: Bum Bag
3: Shops
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
problem for me is im cycling to lose weight and dont want to be eating too much while riding. need to find a balance. hard when i dont know how many calories im burning, tried uploading my gpx tracks to different sites and they all give different answers
When I was 15 stone, I was losing about 1 pound of fat per 100 miles cycled with a moderate food intake plus some carbo drinks while riding. If you are about that size and not eating or drinking as much as me when riding then I think you'd easily lose 1 pound per 100 miles. If you weigh more, you'd lose a bit more.

If you want to maximise weight loss then riding 100 miles as 4 separate 25 mile rides and not taking on extra calories for them (which you shouldn't need to do) would lose you more than doing a 100 mile ride but having to refuel to be able to complete it (which you would have to do).
 

TVC

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How do you guys go about carrying food with you on a ride? My cycling clothes have no pockets and my bike is already burdened with a pump, puncture repair kit and spare tube. Without food Im limited to about 30-35 miles and considerably less on the MTB.

Do you have mounting for two bottle cages? Take a bottle of your chosen liquid in one, and cram a cheap wide necked bottle with bars, cake, choccies etc. The advantage of this over carrying chocolate in your jersey pocket is that it tends not to melt :whistle:
 
Do you have mounting for two bottle cages? Take a bottle of your chosen liquid in one, and cram a cheap wide necked bottle with bars, cake, choccies etc. The advantage of this over carrying chocolate in your jersey pocket is that it tends not to melt :whistle:

Thats good thinkin! Wouldnt have thought of that meself.
 
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