Anyone ever used one on their bike?
I'm not very good at stopping for a drink which is not a good idea really as i always end up getting home with a headache through lack of hydration.
So i am looking at one of these Kriega ones which will fit inside my R15 Kriega backpack. I can also use it on the mountain bike too if i ever manage to get back out often enough on it.
http://www.kriega.com/3l-reservoir-tube/
Hydration packs
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Re: Hydration packs
They look good but a bit too much faffing for me I'd rather get a drink when I stop for fuel.
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Re: Hydration packs
Yup I use one fairly regularly, but not on a motorcycle, normally either when I'm hiking or on the MTB.
I've got Camelbaks 1L and 3L packs, they work well but need a regular clean out/sterilisation or you pop them in the freezer in between rides to keep the bugs at bay. Not sure I'd take one with me on a Rideout, but if you don't stop regularly and need something on board I'd be looking at either the ones that fit in some race humps, or something very slimline that has a waist and chest strap to stop the wind getting between the bag and your back.
I've got Camelbaks 1L and 3L packs, they work well but need a regular clean out/sterilisation or you pop them in the freezer in between rides to keep the bugs at bay. Not sure I'd take one with me on a Rideout, but if you don't stop regularly and need something on board I'd be looking at either the ones that fit in some race humps, or something very slimline that has a waist and chest strap to stop the wind getting between the bag and your back.
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Re: Hydration packs
I'd get the Krega one as the one I've got isn't reversible for cleaning. If you don't use them frequently they get very stale.
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Re: Hydration packs
I got mine from decathlon for about a fiver a few years back. really good quality but I don't know what they go for now since they moved decathlon from merry hill I haven't been. but for under a tenner it's worth a punt to try it out.
Just had a look, mine must have been in the sale, they are at £16.99 now but here is the link anyway: http://www.decathlon.co.uk/water-pouch- ... 00161.html they also come in black.
Just had a look, mine must have been in the sale, they are at £16.99 now but here is the link anyway: http://www.decathlon.co.uk/water-pouch- ... 00161.html they also come in black.
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Re: Hydration packs
Decathlon stuff is very good. I used a fair amount of decathlon stuff on my Everest trip last year, plus a camelback for drinkies. The key thing is when you've used it. Clean it well and don't leave it wet and stored away as things may grow in it. I usually have some sterilising tablets and I soak it overnight full of sterile water before use. Especially over the winter when your not using it.R34PER wrote:I got mine from decathlon for about a fiver a few years back. really good quality but I don't know what they go for now since they moved decathlon from merry hill I haven't been. but for under a tenner it's worth a punt to try it out.
Just had a look, mine must have been in the sale, they are at £16.99 now but here is the link anyway: http://www.decathlon.co.uk/water-pouch- ... 00161.html they also come in black.