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Gifts for Cyclists | Australia

Gifts for cyclists usually mean another gadget for a bike that already has one of everything. This range goes in the pantry instead of the garage.

Gifts for cyclists: what is in this range

These are the jars that end up next to the bidons: a mineral concentrate for the water bottle, a protein for after the Sunday ride, a bag of Epsom salt for the bath.

Every one gets used up, so it is a gift that does not end up in a drawer.

Why each product is here

  • Daily Bio-Minerals. A liquid trace mineral concentrate with fulvic-rich plant compounds. Vegan and organic, and it goes straight into a water bottle.
  • Pure Whey Protein Isolate. Australian grass-fed whey protein isolate with natural vanilla and organic stevia. 25.1 g of protein per 30 g serve. Contains milk.
  • Beetroot Powder. 100% air-dried beetroot. Earthy and slightly sweet, and it turns a smoothie bright red.
  • Epsom Salt. Magnesium sulphate bath salt in 1, 2 and 3 kg bags. For the bath, not the kitchen.
  • Creatine Monohydrate. Pure creatine monohydrate. Vegan friendly, gluten free, one small scoop in water.
  • Complete Joint Care. A collagen blend, blended and packed in Brendale, that mixes into a smoothie or juice.

Gifts for cyclists who have everything

Nobody owns too much of something they use daily. A 2 or 3 pack is the bigger version of the same gift.

Gifts for cyclists, men and women

The whey is natural vanilla, and the rest are unflavoured or mix straight into water, so there is no taste to guess.

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