Built for Brutal Heat & Long Days on the Bike

Kona Hot Bike Mix is an all-in-one cycling fuel and hydration formula designed specifically for hot, high-sweat races and long endurance rides. When the temperature climbs and sodium losses spike, this formula delivers the calories, electrolytes, and steady energy you need to ride strong—and still run well off the bike.

With a lighter flavor profile, elevated electrolytes, and a small amount of protein to help curb hunger, Kona Hot Bike Mix is built to perform when conditions are toughest.

High-Sodium Fuel for Hot Conditions

Designed for racing and training in the heat, Kona Hot Bike Mix delivers elevated sodium and electrolytes to help replace heavy sweat losses and reduce the need for additional salt pills. Ideal for athletes who struggle to stay hydrated when temperatures soar.

All-Day Energy Without Extra Fuel

Packed with ample carbohydrates to support long efforts, this formula provides the energy needed for 2.5+ hour rides, half and full Ironman racing, and long endurance events—without requiring gels, chews, or bars.

Light Protein to Curb Hunger

A small amount of protein helps take the edge off hunger during long rides, supporting steadier energy and reducing the temptation to overfuel or reach for solid food mid-ride.

Flavor That Holds Up in the Heat

Formulated with a lighter, more drinkable flavor profile, Kona Hot Bike Mix is designed to prevent flavor fatigue—so it still tastes good after hours in hot, humid conditions.

Clean, Natural Ingredients

Made with 100% all-natural ingredients and zero artificial flavors, sweeteners, or colors. Designed to mix smooth, digest easily, and perform reliably even in extreme heat.

From the Formulator

Kona Hot Bike Mix was designed by Colin Riley, MS, RD, CSSD, INFINIT’s Head Formulation Specialist, Registered Sports Dietitian, former professional triathlete, and USAT-certified triathlon coach. Built from firsthand racing experience and years of athlete testing, this formula was created to solve the unique fueling challenges of hot-weather cycling and long-course racing.