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) '[censored] 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 [censored], it will be OK.
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) '[censored] 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 [censored], it will be OK.
Been on the toilet ever since :-|
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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...
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) '[censored] 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 [censored], 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.