| WORKLIFEBALANCE | Put out call for a new bike - a good one aids well-being (4-4,7) |
| PAGE | Boy attendant; send out call for |
| DISTRESSSIGNALS | Assist girls and send out calls for help (8,7) |
| DWELLS | Contributing to aid, we'll save lives (6) |
| NAUGHTYLIST | Boy in Minot who wants a new bike but was caught shoplifting, girl in Tucson who wants a telescope but has stayed out past curfew a few times, etc. |
| TESTRIDE | Opportunity to try out a new bike |
| OWNER | Buying a new bike makes you the first one! (5) |
| LOOP | Casting a narrow one aids accuracy and distance (4) |
| ABETTOR | One aids another (7) |
| ENEMA | One aids evacuation of soldiers up in eastern area |
| DIRECTIONFINDER | Confident rider shifted around one aid to navigation (9,6) |
| CROSSBAR | A horizontal piece, such as a top tube of a bike, a top beam of a goal or a colourful pole of a showjump (8) |
| SAMPLE | A sip of wine, specimen of blood, taste of cheese or even a test ride on a bike - a word for a small quantity to show what the whole is like (6) |
| OILWELL | Give your bike a treat - it's a valuable possession! (3,4) |
| DIALLINGTONE | Sounds like line-out call with numbers to Heather in a manner of speaking (8,4) |
| FRAME | Main part of a bike; a structure on which embroidery/tapestry is worked; or, a type of miniature greenhouse (5) |
| RIDE | On a bike, a crash can be dire (4) |
| SHAMPOO | Something for locks on your bike, a member gaining access (7) |
| AKRON | Ohio city that hosts LeBron James' King for Kids bike-a-thon |
| RODE | Participated in a bike-a-thon, say |
