Back in the day, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth and we raced on bare rims, shoeless, in three feet of snow, we didn't have energy bars. Therefore, most of us carried things now relegated to the shelves of your local Whole Foods (a.k.a. the store with the most unhealthy-looking healthy customers). I'm talking about things like granola--and bananas.
Bananas are still one of the best foods for cycling. But on warm days, they ripen. So, when you pull one out of your bag--or, worse, your jersey pocket--you're liable to have a mushy mess squooshing through your fingers and, possibly, oozing through the seams of your bag or jersey.
It seems that a San Francisco company called Biken has come up with a solution to the problem:
Will the Banana Holder become this year's must-have accessory?
Bananas are still one of the best foods for cycling. But on warm days, they ripen. So, when you pull one out of your bag--or, worse, your jersey pocket--you're liable to have a mushy mess squooshing through your fingers and, possibly, oozing through the seams of your bag or jersey.
It seems that a San Francisco company called Biken has come up with a solution to the problem:
Will the Banana Holder become this year's must-have accessory?
