Hi 5 race pack and zero tabs in lidl
sigorman85
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Came across these in lidl
Race pack £7.99
Zero tubes £2.99
They also had gels 59p
And protein powder
Race pack £7.99
Zero tubes £2.99
They also had gels 59p
And protein powder
When i die I just hope the wife doesn't sell my stuff for what I told her I paid for it other wise someone will be getting a mega deal!!!
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Sure the race pack is good value but why does the zero thing exist? I've yet to work out the point of a zero calorie energy drink...0
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Race pack is a quid cheaper on Wiggle but those tablets are cheap!0
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Sure the race pack is good value but why does the zero thing exist? I've yet to work out the point of a zero calorie energy drink...
It's not an energy drink, it's an electrolyte drink. Good for replacing salts sweated out, when you're riding short rides like 2 hours or less you don't need energy drinks for example, so they're quite usable then, dirt cheap too.0 -
So mainly useful it hot conditions?Sure the race pack is good value but why does the zero thing exist? I've yet to work out the point of a zero calorie energy drink...
It's not an energy drink, it's an electrolyte drink. Good for replacing salts sweated out, when you're riding short rides like 2 hours or less you don't need energy drinks for example, so they're quite usable then, dirt cheap too.0 -
Do they have the zero tabs with caffeine?I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0
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Chase the fecker with a couple of proplus[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19670456#p19670456]SloppySchleckonds[/url] wrote:Do they have the zero tabs with caffeine?0 -
So mainly useful it hot conditions?Sure the race pack is good value but why does the zero thing exist? I've yet to work out the point of a zero calorie energy drink...
It's not an energy drink, it's an electrolyte drink. Good for replacing salts sweated out, when you're riding short rides like 2 hours or less you don't need energy drinks for example, so they're quite usable then, dirt cheap too.
Not at all.If im training or just riding hard I will sweat in all but the coldest of conditions.Try using a turbo trainer outside in cold weather and you will still sweat a lot.0 -
[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19670456#p19670456]SloppySchleckonds[/url] wrote:Do they have the zero tabs with caffeine?
Yep
use them all the time
(sorry, see what you meant, in Lidl)0 -
I think so the offer has bee on all week so not sure if there is much leftWhen i die I just hope the wife doesn't sell my stuff for what I told her I paid for it other wise someone will be getting a mega deal!!!
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Useful all the time. I rarely use a carb loaded drink, only on a really long day, much prefer energy from real food and drinks to hydrate. I only use 1/2 a tablet in each bottle too, more refreshing that way.
So mainly useful it hot conditions?Sure the race pack is good value but why does the zero thing exist? I've yet to work out the point of a zero calorie energy drink...
It's not an energy drink, it's an electrolyte drink. Good for replacing salts sweated out, when you're riding short rides like 2 hours or less you don't need energy drinks for example, so they're quite usable then, dirt cheap too.Bianchi Infinito CV
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Could only see non-caffeine gels and zero tabs, which suits me !
Gels were 2 for £1, so multibuy savings. Citrus and summer fruits in my store - yum yum
Gave the race pack a miss, as I seem to remember there being more caffeine gels, but I wasn't able to check inside the box...All the gear, but no idea...0 -
Very single sportive or long ride I have done I have been VERY thankful of stuff like the Zero tabs. Brilliant and useful.My blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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