Banana in your tail bag?

[flstc2003]

They say bananas are almost the perfect food, especially for sustained, physical activity ie canyon carving.  But its hard to squeeze one into a tank bag or tail bag without having banana pudding after 200 miles.

Well here's the anwser to a banana lovers prayers.

http://www.bananabunker.com/images/info.jpg

May order a couple for our next long distance trip.

Bob

[DMM]

I prepared myself - no liquids to be sprayed into the keyboard - and the link doesn't work (at least for me, just a blank screen)!!!  

[JC]

http://www.bananabunker.com

[DMM]

JC ~ thanks for the corrected link.

flstc2003 ~ you're spending WAY too much time at the Mall of the Weird.  

[flstc2003]

JC ~ thanks for the corrected link.

flstc2003 ~ you're spending WAY too much time at the Mall of the Weird.  

JC~double for me glad someone can find the right link to such a exciting item.

DMM~Mall of the weird? What’s that?

I found this info thru a nutrition for backpacking web site. In moderate weather a hiker can lose a lot of vital "stuff" thru sweating. Sports drinks do contain some of this "stuff" but the way I sweat, even in cool weather, I would need to drink gallons of gookinaid and still not keep up. Bananas happen to have a lot of the vital stuff in a very compact form. Problem is a banana bouncing around in a backpack will not make it a day in the wild. Thus the Banana Bunker, A godsend to all us heavy sweating backpacking motorcyclists  

[Wildgift]

banana in your tail bag ?

is that, uh, some sorta, uh, slang?

heh heh heh heh

and, uh, is that thing, uh, ribbed for her pleasure?
heh heh heh

<shut up, beavis>

[JC]

it sure looks ribbed  

[flstc2003]

Gentelmen Please .

I belive the ribs are to add flexibility. As you know no 2 bananas are the same size and shape. The bunker has to protect each unique banana.

Bob