Who says you can't carry large things

On Saturday mornings, I frequently see cyclists carrying large musical instruments. A few weeks ago it was a wispy-thin girl with an enormous drum on her back.

Comments

[JZ]

Uh, that's a cello. Still big and unwieldy, though.

[washcycle]

I don't understand your comment. Clearly that is a cello ( or possibly a bass violin.) this is not a picture of the girl with the drum. That was just another example but I don't have a picture of that.

[Kolohe]

Because your text (and its placement) make it seems like this is the picture you took a few weeks ago

[Jack]

For what it's worth, I didn't have any trouble understanding the text.

But it most definitely is not a bass violin, which is much much bigger than a cello.

Many cello cases can be worn like backpacks, so this isn't as awkward as it looks.

[Smedley Burkhart]

Methinks it is like a weasel.

[Crickey7]

It's a giant middle finger to cars.

[DE]

That's his/her spinal protection for drivers who drive in the bike lane.

[Citizen]

Cello cases can also be used as a means of transportation, as demonstrated by a Mr. Bond:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QZuOQZ1HC4

[dynaryder]

I could carry two of those on my Big Dummy,jus sayin'. ;-)

[Washcycle]

Well, I'm pretty sure that Mr. Bond has negated his warranty.

[dynaryder]

Ha! Speaking of Bond,didn't Connery once trash a Q motorcycle,then use a 10spd to slip away from the cops unnoticed?