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Lovely day last Sunday, got the fixie out from the shed and went for a nice spin. About 10 miles in I went for a sip of my drinks bottle (mostly a Fruit Juice with 50% water) 'Bloody hell that's cold' were my thoughts, anyway it was around 4 deg Centi air temp so it was bound to be cold. 15 miles in I thought 'Did I make a drinks bottle up this morning' .......Aaahh Ooh no!! My 'drink' was a 'leftover' 12 days old (road bike previous few days) ...a quick taster again revealed all was OK, a bit cold but fine ..... don't be a tart, it will be OK. Been on the toilet ever since :-| Sploooooosh |
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Jack Ouzzi wrote:
> Lovely day last Sunday, got the fixie out from the shed and went for a > nice spin. About 10 miles in I went for a sip of my drinks bottle > (mostly a Fruit Juice with 50% water) 'Bloody hell that's cold' were > my thoughts, anyway it was around 4 deg Centi air temp so it was bound > to be cold. 15 miles in I thought 'Did I make a drinks bottle up this > morning' .......Aaahh Ooh no!! My 'drink' was a 'leftover' 12 days old > (road bike previous few days) ...a quick taster again revealed all was > OK, a bit cold but fine ..... don't be a tart, it will be OK. > > Been on the toilet ever since :-| > > Sploooooosh > > > > > > Ewww :-) Even if that drinks bottle had been kept at below 4C for the entire duration, fruit juice is an excellent ick-breeding medium... Most fruit juice recommends drinking within 3-5 days of opening... Still, better to get it out the systems faster rather than slower! Hope you feel better soon... -- Velvet |
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Jack Ouzzi <nospam@nowayhose.co.au> said:
> > Lovely day last Sunday, got the fixie out from the shed and went for a > nice spin. About 10 miles in I went for a sip of my drinks bottle > (mostly a Fruit Juice with 50% water) 'Bloody hell that's cold' were > my thoughts, anyway it was around 4 deg Centi air temp so it was bound > to be cold. 15 miles in I thought 'Did I make a drinks bottle up this > morning' .......Aaahh Ooh no!! My 'drink' was a 'leftover' 12 days old > (road bike previous few days) ...a quick taster again revealed all was > OK, a bit cold but fine ..... don't be a tart, it will be OK. The drinks bottle I use has a slight misfeature: it taints anything you put in it with an unpleasant plasticky taste. However, you certainly notice "leftovers" should you forget to rinse and refill the bottle before each ride. *blech* Regards, -david |
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