1. Depends on the size of the objects. If they are both not much larger than an A4 sheet then the best way is a pannier. If your cycle has no rack fitted, you will need to fit one first before carrying panniers.

   Using a backpack is possible but is not the best choice as it involves carrying weight on your skeleton rather than on your cycle’s frame, and it means the weight being higher up which affects balance.

   If the drawing board is too large to fit in a pannier then a trailer may be the best solution.

   Do not ride carrying things under your arm – it is dangerous.

2. ummm i would hold it under my arm like, but it in front of me and between the handles part while you ride your bike, or tie it to the back part of your bike if there is like a ledge thingy sticking out

3. get one that can fit into a back pack or messenger bag or that you can fit with a sling. how big are we talking, can you strap it onto a rack with bungee cords or something"?

4. a back pack would be the ideal way of carrying it . if not a carrier basket but do not carry it in your arms. that is extremely unsafe

5. get a back pack?

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