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Old 05-28-20, 09:58 AM
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Water, the one liter size Smart Water and one liter size Life WTR disposable bottles fit well in most bike frame cages. The Life WTR bottles are a bit shorter than the Smart Water ones, both are a bit under 12 inches.
https://www.target.com/p/lifewtr-pre...e/-/A-51955216

I reuse them, but after a few months they are pretty beat up. This size does not have a flip top lid for easy drinking, I use those lids from other bottles.


Originally Posted by unterhausen
I think I respect an indoor century more than an outdoor century. My tailbone hurts from zwift, and the longest ride I have done is an hour and a half.
In winter, pre-virus I did an hour to two hours on an exercise bike at Planet Fitness a couple times a week. Their saddles are rock hard. Immensely boring, so I bring a tablet along to read the news on, downloading news articles off of wifi.
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