Even in colder weather, I’d rather have more than enough fluids than not enough. On really hot and humid days, I’ll go through a bottle that size in 10-15 miles. I’m more interested in being able to keep riding rather than looking for a place to refill water bottles. If the choice is hydrate or die, I choose hydrate. Plus the larger bottles are easier to take out and put back in cages. BTW, the bottle in the pic isn’t what I normally ride with. My go-to water bottles are Camelbak Podium Big Chill: https://www.camelbak.com/en/bottles/R02014–Podium_Big_Chill_25oz?color=b3846aa0105b4b0385ddd59a8be059a6
Holy moly man! What’s with the two liter bottle in the cage there? 😉
Even in colder weather, I’d rather have more than enough fluids than not enough. On really hot and humid days, I’ll go through a bottle that size in 10-15 miles. I’m more interested in being able to keep riding rather than looking for a place to refill water bottles. If the choice is hydrate or die, I choose hydrate. Plus the larger bottles are easier to take out and put back in cages. BTW, the bottle in the pic isn’t what I normally ride with. My go-to water bottles are Camelbak Podium Big Chill: https://www.camelbak.com/en/bottles/R02014–Podium_Big_Chill_25oz?color=b3846aa0105b4b0385ddd59a8be059a6
The wind pretty much always wins…
I hate it when that happens. At least it fell on grass and not another rock.