on your bike
Leave right now
A British expression telling someone to go away or stop being ridiculous.
It dismisses what someone has said as nonsense or rejects an unreasonable request: You want me to work overtime for free? On your bike!
The phrase suggests the person should literally leave—get on their bicycle and pedal off.
Sometimes used playfully, sometimes with genuine irritation.
- pedalFoot-operated lever
- get movingCommand to depart
- get goingCommence motion or activity
- hit the roadBegin one's journey
- get lostDismissive order to leave
be off with you · saddle · tire · wheel · cyclist · frame · ride · gear · riding · cycle path · shove off · scram · buzz off · push off · rush · dismissal · freedom · brake
on your bikecome in
Permitted to enter
welcome · stay · make yourself at home · pull up a chair · come on in
on your biketake care
Parting expression of concern
safe travels · farewell · godspeed · all the best · see you soon
your, bike, bikes, biked, biking, biker, bikers, yours, yourself