| CYCLER | One on a bike (US) |
| HSN | Seller of Bike USA, KitchenHQ, etc. |
| PEDALER | One on a bike |
| CYCLIST | One on a bike |
| PEDDLER | Dealer for Americans, one on a bike, we hear (7) |
| CROSSBAR | There's one on a bike at the angry pub (8) |
| 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) |
| CAGE | A basic lift in the shaft of a colliery; a group of cells in a killer sudoku; a bidon holder on a bike's frame; or, an aviary, coop or hutch (4) |
| DINK | Scots word for jimpy, neat or trim; a soft drop-shot of a tennis ball; a "double-income no kids" yuppie; or, in Australia, a lift or backie on a bike (4) |
| SPILL | Word for a milky mess, upset of beans or bloody seepage; or, a tumble from one's horse, header on a bike or a fall, possibly upon the leafage (5) |
| 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) |
| THROTTLES | Pedals on a car, twistgrips on a bike! (9) |
| TYRES | These are made of rubber. There are four on a car and two on a bike (5) |
| FORD | Part of a watercourse usually shallow enough to be crossed in a car, on a bike/horse, or by wading (4) |
| RIDESUP | Arrives on a bike, as pride takes us to a fall (5,2) |
| ROUNDEL | Was on a bike, going round a French lake in a circle (7) |
| GEAR | Toothed wheel engaged in a car or on a bike; or, kit and caboodle for camping, fishing or a long hike (4) |
| SPROCKET | Each one of a series of teeth on a bike's chain ring (8) |
| TONUP | Fast as a boy on a bike (3,2) |
| RIDING | Anchorage, where one is on a bike (6) |
