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wingnut 09-03-04 08:55 AM

Quick Fuel for an early AM ride
 
I'm going camping this weekend and may get out for a early morning ride. Going to the Galena, IL area and want to do a few hils and things where I'm at are pretty flat. So if I wake up early and decide to get out for a bit, what can I eat (without cooking) to fuel up a bit before I ride?

Any thoughts on something quick and easy?

BigHit-Maniac 09-03-04 10:02 AM

RED BULL! :roflmao:

Diggy18 09-03-04 10:14 AM

Can of coke and a Snickers! :)

Actually I usually like to eat a banana before a morning ride, along with a big glass of water.

joeprim 09-03-04 10:18 AM

Fruit, cerial if you like that, chop up a couple of mellons the nigh before if you will be having a cool place to keep it overnight. Power bar kind of thing or fig newtons.
HTH
Joe

joejack951 09-10-04 05:36 PM

I'll second Powerbar or Fig Newtons. Milk and cereal make me feel a bit ill when I first start riding; fruit or yogurt for some reason give me stomach aches after my ride. Regardless of what you eat, drink as much water as you can. The amount I drink before a ride has seemed to make more of a difference than what I've eaten before a ride.

Red Baron 09-10-04 06:35 PM

Oatmeal (package, add hot water) with some peaches does it for me. Careful not to overeat!

operator 09-10-04 10:38 PM

Beer and naked women. Is this the same wingnut from FMB?

supcom 09-10-04 11:43 PM

Cereal, 'breakfast bars', pop tarts, granola bars, some fruit, trail mix, a PB&J sandwich, some cookies, a sports drink, cold pizza...

Well maybe not the cold pizza, but you get the idea.

fujibike 09-11-04 03:08 AM

Raisin Bran & a banana- carbs, potassium & magnesium.

late 09-11-04 04:13 AM

Clif bar and a cup of coffee. Must have coffee.

RiPHRaPH 09-11-04 05:23 AM

my formula of 1/2 frosted flakes, 1/2 corn flakes revves me up. although i don't know how it would work in a redwing fan.

jukt 09-11-04 04:10 PM

Raisins, gel packs.

Diggy18 09-12-04 08:07 PM

Half of a raw onion.

flyefisher 09-13-04 02:36 PM

Yoplait Nouriche breakfast smoothie. It's a drinkable yoghurt with 300 calories and lots of vitamins, potassium and protein. You could probably live on the these things and nothing else. No saturated fat.


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