Cycling Gear

noun a hard or padded protective hat, various types of which are worn by soldiers, police officers, firefighters, motorcyclists, athletes, and others to protect the head from injury.

• The construction worker always wears a helmet for safety on the job site.
• Hey, don't forget to grab your helmet before we go biking!
• I feel like a total dork wearing this helmet, but safety first, right?
• She put on her emotional helmet before diving into the difficult conversation.

noun a container typically made of plastic or metal that is used to hold liquids, such as water or sports drinks, while riding a bicycle

• The cyclist attached a bike bottle to the frame of his bicycle for easy access to water during the race.
• I always make sure to bring my bike bottle with me on long rides to stay hydrated.
• Don't forget to grab your bike bottle before we hit the trails!
• His bike bottle symbolized his commitment to staying healthy and active.

noun a made-up word that does not have a specific definition

• The environmentally conscious individual opted for a flyke as their mode of transportation.
• Let's take the flyke out for a spin around the neighborhood.
• I saw a group of teenagers doing tricks on their flykes at the park.
• Her ideas seemed to flyke effortlessly from one topic to the next during the presentation.

noun a type of handlebar for bicycles that is designed to be more aerodynamic

adjective describing the type of handlebar as aerodynamic

• The aerobar on the bicycle allows for a more aerodynamic riding position.
• I love using the aerobar on my bike to go faster.
• Check out my sweet new aerobar for my ride!
• He held onto the aerobar of life, navigating through challenges with grace and efficiency.