One of the Hazards of Mountain Biking in the 1990s [Cartoon]

If you ate Powerbars in the 1990s, you'll know the feeling. Fortunately trail snacks have improved.
By Jeff Barber

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If you ate Powerbars in the 1990s, you’ll know the feeling. Fortunately trail snacks have improved.

 
A variety of energy and protein bars arranged on a dark surface. The bars include brands such as Clif, Skratch Labs, RXBAR, and Redd. Each bar features distinctive packaging with colorful designs and flavor descriptions.
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A variety of energy and snack bars laid out on a dark surface. The assortment includes Larabar (Apple Pie flavor), Skratch Labs (Parmesan & Black Pepper), multiple Redd energy bars (Chocolate and Oatmeal flavors), Clif Bar (Chocolate Mint flavor), RXBAR (with ingredients listed), and Stinger (Cracker 'n' Nut Butter Snack Bar with almond butter and dark chocolate). The bars feature colorful packaging with nutritional information visible.
Nutrition
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A cartoon illustration of a man in a red shirt and helmet holding a bicycle with a broken chain, talking to a woman in a pink top. The background features a green lawn and a brick wall. The man looks animated as he begins his explanation with the phrase, "I was just riding along when..."
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