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Location: Rome, Italy
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Interesting, for rides of more than 100 km I usually have a rather sizeable breakfast (usually coffee, muesli, yoghurt and maybe some toast with jam). I do not carry food but usually stop about halfway for a snack (cappuccino with sugar and a pastry of some sort) and I do fine with this. For longer than 100km I usually pack small sandwiches and/or fruit - ham and cheese, jam, honey, whatever. And/or bananas and apple slices.
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