A fixed seat for the rider of a bicycle, motorcycle, etc.

(a) any of various pins which fit into a saddle (in various senses) or resemble a saddle in shape (rare); (b) Motorcycling and Cycling = saddle pillar…

A fixed support for the feet, spec. one on a velocipede, bicycle, etc., for use when coasting (now rare).

A seat or flat pad located behind the saddle of a motorcycle (occasionally a bicycle) on which a second person may ride, or luggage may be carried.

Cycling. = Arab cradle spring n. at Arab, n.1 adj.1compounds 2b. Now historical and rare.

A rack, box, or other apparatus designed to be attached to a bicycle or motor vehicle, and used for carrying luggage, supporting panniers, etc. Also…

U.S. A rest for the foot used when coasting on a bicycle.

†(a) a large wicker crate for transporting a bicycle (obsolete); (b) a basket or container mounted on the handlebars, or on a carrier above the…

Sport. A device which provides a cyclist, runner, etc., with guidance as to speed.

(a) the turning movement of the wheels of a motor-vehicle (see lock, n.2 19); (b) an appliance fitted to some bicycles by means of which the…

On a bicycle: a set of components, esp. bearings, which connect the front fork to the head tube of the frame.

a seat at the back of a bicycle to accommodate a young woman.

A metal rod attached to a bicycle or motorcycle, used to keep it upright when not in use (see kick-stand n.).

‘a device for holding up a bicycle or motorcycle when not in use consisting of a metal bar or rod that is attached by a swivel device to the frame…

(a) (on a stock car, rally car, etc.) any bar added to the frame of the car to impart rigidity or for safety; (b) a metal loop rising from behind the…

plural. A pair of small supporting wheels fitted one at each side of the rear wheel of a child's bicycle, to keep it upright.