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Tips for first overnight camping MTB trip
Trevor S wrote:
Best of luck ! I am a virgin at doing it on a bike (so to speak) so just wanted to see if there was anything obvious I had not thought of. -- Trevor S "Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth." -Albert Einstein You'll forget something You won't really know you've forgotten it until.......... after ....... you've done a ........ sloppy............. ****. -- -------------------------- Posted via cyclingforums.com http://www.cyclingforums.com |
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Tips for first overnight camping MTB trip
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"Regular coffee and tea drinkers become accustomed to caffeine and lose little, if any, fluid. In a study published in the October issue of the Journal of the American College of Nutrition, " snip ---- Hmm.. I've been a hardcore tea drinker for 20+ years, and I always need to visit the dunny ~45 minutes after a cup.. Maybe Australian bladders are a little different. -- Chris,, |
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"Regular coffee and tea drinkers become accustomed to caffeine and lose little, if any, fluid. In a study published in the October issue of the Journal of the American College of Nutrition, " snip ---- Hmm.. I've been a hardcore tea drinker for 20+ years, and I always need to visit the dunny ~45 minutes after a cup.. Maybe Australian bladders are a little different. -- Chris,, |
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Tips for first overnight camping MTB trip
Take a real compass as well...GPS is great, even if you take two,
but you never know... I ended up buying a Palm M105 PDA rather than the Sharp Zaraus I was drooling over a while back, and I'm now using a program called "SunAngle" for when I (admittedly rarely) need a compass bearing. Thankfully the program provides the source code (ya GPL!), and something I'd like to do is hack it to give a compass bearing from the Moon, for obvious reasons. -- Chris,, |
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Tips for first overnight camping MTB trip
Take a real compass as well...GPS is great, even if you take two,
but you never know... I ended up buying a Palm M105 PDA rather than the Sharp Zaraus I was drooling over a while back, and I'm now using a program called "SunAngle" for when I (admittedly rarely) need a compass bearing. Thankfully the program provides the source code (ya GPL!), and something I'd like to do is hack it to give a compass bearing from the Moon, for obvious reasons. -- Chris,, |
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