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Because I've been unable to ride and probably won't be back behind my handlebars for another three months, I spend a lot of time thinking about riding.
One of the things I've been pondering is keeping my Tomatoes from bruising on the way home from the grocery store.
How do you guys secure your Tomatoes on your bike to insure they don't bruise?
I think you are joking but I actually have gone to the fruit and vegetable stand and put everything in my backpack including tomatoes with no problems with tomatoes being damaged. I do hope you get on your bike soon.
Absolutely, Carry em in a basket, oil lets them slide in the basket, no bruises!! Extra virgin oil keeps em the best!! When ya get em home don't rinse em off, wipe em off gently with yer hands
and ya can rub it on the OL's *** keeps dem cheeks baby like!!
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