Leather Banana Holder For Your Bicycle
Sometimes you just need to have a banana, not right away, but you’re going to want one later. And you also need to go somewhere? Well luckily there’s a Banana Holder that can be attached to your bike!
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Just insert the banana softly and slowly into the leather bound straps, bike away and enjoy your delicious snack of potassium while on the go or at your final destination!
The Bicycle Banana Holder is made from genuine leather, can attach to your bikes frame or your waist belt, measures 4.5 inches x 7 inches, and will fit most sized bananas.
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