bicycler

1.3

A person who rides a bicycle

noun
/ˈbaɪsɪklər/

: ciclista

The bicyclers zipped past us as we walked along the scenic trail.

Examples

The rest of us sit in the snack bar drinking beer, watching the dancers, waiting for the bicyclers to show up again.

Fiction book (1999)
Every Saturday, a group of bicyclers meets at the park to ride together.
Bicyclers, runners, and lots of people are contributing to bring help.

Blog text (12)
This new building is a great celebration of a penetration leather box with a confusingly dropped bicycler dome.

Blog text (26)
Aspen is not a good bicycler, I'm sorry to say, but Aspen is just not good at biking.
As a seasoned bicycler, he always wore a helmet for safety while riding.

Synonyms

cyclist

vsbicycler

70 1.6

A person who rides a bicycle for sport or travel

is used more generally without special emphasis on sport or transport

bicyclist

vsbicycler

16 2.0

A person who rides a bicycle for sport or as a hobby

is neutral general term not focused on hobby or sport

biker

vsbicycler

12 1.1

A person who rides a bicycle for fun or sport

is the neutral term used beyond hobby or sport contexts

wheeler

vsbicycler

2 5.8

A person who rides a bicycle

is identical in meaning and adds no extra nuance

pedaler

vsbicycler

1 3.0

A person who rides a bicycle

is limited to bicycles rather than other pedal driven vehicles

cycler

vsbicycler

2.9

A person who rides a bicycle

is the same core meaning not adding hobby or transport focus

Surface Forms

bicycler singular

bicyclers plural

Morphology

bicycler = bicycle (transparent) = bi + cycle + er

The noun is transparently formed from the verb 'bicycle' with the agentive suffix '-er', meaning a person who bicycles.

Etymology

Bicycler comes from bicycle, which combines bi- meaning 'two' and cycle meaning 'wheel' or 'circle', so it literally refers to a 'two-wheel' vehicle. That's why a bicycler is simply a person who rides a bicycle.