| ASTRIDE | On a bike or a horse? (7) |
| SPILL | To destroy or waste; a slop of upset milk e.g.; a stick or twist of wood or paper for lighting a candle, fire or pipe; or, a tumble from a bike or a horse (5) |
| SADDLE | Rider's seat found on a bike or a horse |
| RIDE | A hack on a horse; a journey on a bike or a motorcycle; a bridleway or other rural path; or, a fairground attraction such as a rollercoaster (4) |
| WHEELIE | Informal word for a bin set on castors so that it may be easily trundled from house to roadside; or, a reverse endo or stoppie trick performed on a bike or motorcycle (7) |
| SKEWER | A brochette or shish on which to impale food while it is being barbecued, grilled or roasted; a pin with some other function, such as attaching a wheel to a bike; or, a pin-like tactic in chess (6) |
| PEDALS | On a bike or a piano |
| CENTAUR | Was it a man or a horse? A bit of both in classical mythology (7) |
| OATMEAL | A shade more satisfying than grass or a horse? (7) |
| TROTTER | Part of a pig or a horse? (7) |
| SHOWING | An appearance; a setting-forth; the action of pointing out; a display, exhibition or presentation of a dog or a horse; or, a film screening (7) |
| CYCLIST | A bike or velocipede's pedal-pushing human engine, aka wheeler (7) |
| PEDAL | Part of a bike or a piano |
| GEAR | Toothed wheel engaged in a car or on a bike; or, kit and caboodle for camping, fishing or a long hike (4) |
| TRAINER | Person who coaches an athlete or a horse for example; or, a shoe for running and other sports (7) |
| DEBORAH | She may be a society girl ? or a horse (7) |
| RUNAWAY | A fugitive or a horse that bolts (7) |
| RIDER | Person on a bike or horse |
| RIDABLE | Like a bicycle or a horse |
| DECAL | Something to stick on a bike or bumper |
