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Boardwalk :: Forum List Nittany Mountain Biking Association General Discussion
herrhaus Maltodextrin for fuel during endurance riding - 2009/06/10 11:05 Has anyone here locally used a maltodextrin product for endurance training and racing? I have been doing a lot of reading and ran across the Arnie Baker website where he has made a recommendation for a product called Maltrin QD-500. It apparently is used as an ingredient in many different foods. However, it appears to be sold only in bulk (like a 50 lb. bag). I would like to try it and was wondering if some here has ordered some or has used this in the past (your results and/or perception). http://www.arniebakercycling.com/pubs/Free/Maltodextrin%20Nutrition%20ABC.pdf Chuck Norris once broke the land speed record on a bicycle that was missing its chain and the back tire.
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