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I tested a hydrogen-powered bicycle. Is this the future?
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I wonder if the water is drinkable, that would be pretty cool if your bike also produced hydration on rides so you wouldn't have to carry extra water.
You would lose electrolytes though, you would need to bring them on longer trips.
Doesn't look like it produces a lot either, so yeah, I guess it could only supplement your water supply.
You'd have to sweat a lot for that to be a factor. Not that it is irrelevant, but humans can drink distilled water just fine. In fact, there are regions, where bottled water is almost exclusively distilled.
So as long as you don't plan to participate in the Tour de France, you'll be fine.