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Silk’s new hydration system–Camelbak

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90512_ConversionKit_a_270x340.ashx  water beast screwcap, 11/11/04, 1:32 PM,  8C, 2096x3344 (431+79), 50%, bent 6 stops,  1/40 s, R68.1, G35.5, B57.9
black tube, 11/11/04, 4:06 PM,  8C, 2480x2566 (169+769), 50%, bent 6 stops,  1/30 s, R68.8, G34.7, B57.9 HydroBiteValveCover_114.ashx

 

 

It’s a 3-liter Camelbak Hydration System [two of them] in black of course. The bladder is a bit smaller than my Fastback Bladder and will fit better into the Goblin Cricket Storage Pockets. I still plan to use the insulation bags. There is one major difference in the two systems.

Hydrolink_PortPlug_L.ashx The Fastback Systems uses a shut-off valve to stem water flow when the hose is disconnected. The Camelbak requires a plug [right] to cap the water. This adds special challenges should I desire to remove the bag for refills. We will just have to see how that goes.

Written by jalexartis

August 13, 2009 at 4:18 pm

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  1. [...] pass though holes [with grommets that I installed when I initially received the fairing] to pass my CamelBak drink tubes. Added a guide to hold the tubes at the notches for them. The notches are positioned to allow the [...]


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