I am making a bbq and decided to make saladI am planning to put it in an aluminum trayQuestion: how long can I leave it outside before it goes bad? Does it go bad since there is a cover for it? Should I put it in ice instead?
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I am not sure where some of these posts came from, but from someone like myself who road cycles 6000 to 8000 miles per year and has a 3 year old carbon fiber frame, I have never had any problems with my frameI have never heard of any carbon bike breaking unless it was in some MAJOR crashthe same crash that would destroy almost any bike (except cromealloy steel)That being said, carbon frames are usually the lightest out there, but they can be priceyYes, they can be stiffer, but that is a GOOD thing because the power transfer through the drivetrain is better, especially when you have to get up out of the saddleWhile riding regularly, especially on the flats, it gives a bit, providing a plush rideI love my Specialized Roubaix Pro, pretty much everything on the bike is carbon, from the FSA cranks to the Specialized carbon stemBut be prepared to spend at least 3000 bucks to get the bike with good componentsRide safe and have fun!
Place Damp Paper towels over greens w/ a few ice cubes around the top Or if you can use a Stainless Steel Salad Bowl put the towel covered bowl inside a larger bowl of Ice Water
