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True, but it tastes good!Coffee dehydrates, as does sugar.
Not English coffeeCoffee dehydrates, as does sugar.
I've only seen Brits drink tea or something from the pub but then I haven't seen all the Brits drink.Not English coffee
Indeed, but I am, so the weak milky sort of coffee we have in England ain’t gonna leave me dehydrated. I say with tongue placed firmly in cheek.I'm not English
Other side of the Channel perhaps?I'm not English
My wife and I have always been short distance/local riders.
Commute to a point. Ride to a restaurant. Short pleasure rides of a couple hours.
We are both now retired and have far more time so we have been stretching out to all day rides and plan a long distance trip. The new riding style brings some different challenges. Like thirst on the road.
For long rides do you wear a hydration pack? Slip a bladder into your riding gear and snake a sip tube? We’ve been carrying bottles in the Frunk but that is less than convenient.
Ideas? Thoughts for sipping while riding on an NC7..x
No tank bag, but we ended up carrying bottles of water.Bottle of water in the tank bag.
Congrats on retirement Griff and Mrs. Griff!! Retirement is the best job I've ever had but the pay isn't so good.Bottle of water in the tank bag.
Other side of the pond.Other side of the Channel perhaps?
I read a report about a guy riding with friends who fumbled a drinking bottle while trying to put it into a handlebar mounted cup holder. It fell into the gap between the forks and the frame mounted fairing. This jammed the steering on one side and before he could stop he was off the road and it ended very badly.Anyone use / have a cup holder mounted to their handlebars? . If so, what brand?.
I'm considering this setup with a water bottle within.......insulated of course. TIA
Haha, YouTube restricted my video to ‘over 18’. I have filed an appeal and hope to have restriction removed, otherwise just watch it in YouTube.Decided to mount my old tank bag and add a pressurized Aquamira hydration bladder. Can’t wear a hydration pack without back problems so this did the trick. This bladder is A#1. No more struggling to suck in water. Can also purge the hot water out, spray water on face, squirt your buddy, etc. Still easy to get in Frunk, just a couple buckles to undo.
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Well, kind of but not really, depending on some things.Coffee dehydrates
And goes on to say:For caffeine to have a significant diuretic effect, studies show that you need to consume more than 500 mg per day — or the equivalent of 5 cups (40 ounces or 1.2 liters) of brewed coffee.
A study in 10 casual coffee drinkers reviewed the impact of drinking 6.8 ounces (200 ml) of water, lower caffeine coffee (269 mg of caffeine), and high caffeine coffee (537 mg of caffeine) on signs of dehydration.
Researchers observed that drinking the higher caffeine coffee had a short-term diuretic effect, whereas the lower caffeine coffee and water were both hydrating.
In addition, other studies show that moderate coffee intake is as hydrating as drinking water.
For example, a study in 50 heavy coffee drinkers noted that drinking 26.5 ounces (800 ml) of coffee daily for 3 days was equally as hydrating as drinking the same amount of water.
Also, an analysis of 16 studies discovered that taking 300 mg of caffeine in a single sitting — equivalent to 3 cups (710 ml) of brewed coffee — increased urine production by only 3.7 ounces (109 ml), compared with drinking the same amount of non-caffeinated beverages.
It is the most innocent age restricted video I've ever seen lolHaha, YouTube restricted my video to ‘over 18’. I have filed an appeal and hope to have restriction removed, otherwise just watch it in YouTube.
Maybe it was too close to an enema or douche bag set up.It is the most innocent age restricted video I've ever seen lol