That last line: that's the entirety of why I carry a couple of them around just in case I run out of 'real' food. The fact that the wrapper is then inconvenient/messy to carry means I rarely eat the things, so they're excellent at their job of 'emergency rations'. (That said, I do quite like them as food, so I have been known to eat one in preference to something else, once in a while.)I think the myth is that you can get something from a gel that is not available elsewhere when in reality what we are talking about is the last line on the SIS packet above
Convenient gel format
I believe ballot places announced from 6 Feb, highly over subscribedFair enough![]()
Yes, kind of hoping that I don't get in but I'll ride if I doI believe ballot places announced from 6 Feb, highly over subscribed
As you can tell because no-one can eat while walking around(!)
There's some dissent about that: visit http://www.bengreenfieldfitness.com/2013/07/what-to-eat-before-during-and-after-your-workouts-races/ and browse down to "3 Reasons Not To Eat Concentrated Sugars When You’re Racing" for one view.
On the plus side, gels caused Lance Armstrong some problems, it says![]()
You're more likely to get your wish if a bloke aged 20-40 I'd thinkYes, kind of hoping that I don't get in but I'll ride if I do
FTFY
26, might have a chanceYou're more likely to get your wish if a bloke aged 20-40 I'd think