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03-28-19 | 07:13 PM

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obrentharris

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Cards in the spokes weren't loud enough for you?
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03-28-19 | 07:37 PM

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Dutch Military Cycling Band

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Originally Posted by since6

And then there's this:
Balance-Check
Steer-Check
Play Music-Check
Hold Formation-Check
Enough air to play instrument/Not pass out while riding-???

Pre WW II Dutch Bicycle Music Corp. Check out that drum line.

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03-28-19 | 07:53 PM

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03-28-19 | 08:00 PM

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Dude who lived a couple miles east of here was an instrument builder, used to cruise down our street in the evenings playing one or another banjo he'd recently built. He was pretty good. Before that, there was opera guy, who sang... uh... arias while riding by (with hands on the bar).

03-28-19 | 08:12 PM

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Dude who lived a couple miles east of here was an instrument builder, used to cruise down our street in the evenings playing one or another banjo he'd recently built. He was pretty good...

The Banjo Peddler! ...that is if of course if he sold the instruments he made too.