Didn't throw me off balance but it held the heat in and I ended up
getting overheated and when I get overheated I get sick and lose my
cookies. I finished all the rides I did with one but I felt like death
warmed over when I did. That sort of defeats the purpose of them. They
cover a lot of area. I thought they were a great idea but like many
great ideas it didn't pass the field test - at least for me.
Hi, everyone --
I'm wondering if people who have used Camelbak (or other backpack-
type "hydration systems," as they are pretentiously known) while on trail find
that carrying several pounds of water fairly high up on your back throws your
riding balance off...?
-- Laura Goodin
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At the end of the day maybe the definition of endurance isn't the length of
the ride but rather the spirit in which it is ridden.
~ Maryanne Stroud Gabani
ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/
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integrity
"The person of superior integrity does not insist
upon
his integrity.
For this reason, he
has integrity. The person of inferior integrity
never loses sight
of his integrity.For this reason, he
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