The food products that are used in cycling are also excellent on the boat. The small energy bars or gels (that can easily be stored on the boat or stuffed in a pocket on your person) pack up to as much as 140 calories most of which are carbs. Or if you know you will hit a point during a regatta where you will be really tired, you can select a gel that has caffeine, sugar, and sustaining carbs to keep you going. And these products come in nice strong waterproof packaging.
As for the costs, checkout this ad below for a new titanium bike frame and carbon fork. This does not include wheelset, handlebar, shifters, derailleurs, tires or anything..........
LITESPEED Ghisallo Frame/Fork '06
Weighing only 770 grams, the 2006 Ghisallo is the lightest production frame on the market. Explosive power transfer is achieved by increasing the bottom bracket stiffness with Ghisallo’s new, shaped and tapered seat tube, oversized and tapered down tube and tight rear triangle. Diamond shaped top tube and a Easton EC90 SLX Carbon Fork. offer great stability and handling.
Frame: Ultra light titanium with 1 1/8” head tube and replaceable rear derailleur hanger. Frame Weight: 1.7lbs (M). Features: Semi-compact geometry with shaped, tapered seat tube, oversized, shaped and tapered down tube, and diamond-shaped top tube. Fork: Easton EC90 SLX Carbon Fork and King headset. Sizes: S, M, ML, L and XL. LIT AD WLG
Price $4499.00
Tom Turlington
NACRA F17 #12
Thanks Tom, but if it's all the same, I'll stick with the Trek and some beef jerky. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />