riding a bike
Two-wheeled travel
Riding a bike is operating a bicycle by sitting on its seat, gripping the handlebars, and pedaling to propel yourself forward while maintaining balance.
The phrase often appears in the idiom like riding a bike, describing skills that once learned are never forgotten: Don't worry, it's like riding a bike—it'll come back to you.
- pedalingTurning bike cranks
- handlebarsBicycle steering apparatus
- wheelsCircular rotation devices
- training wheelsAuxiliary wheels for novice cyclists
- cyclingRiding on two wheels
balance · helmet · chain · gears · spokes · flat tire · breeze · wind in hair · freewheeling · coasting · saddle · brakes · tires · path · downhill · uphill · wobble · skinned knee
- learned behaviorshabit, routine, skill, trained response, conditioned reflex
- motor skillsmotor skills, fine motor skills, motor control, gross motor skills, walking
- simple tasksblinking, breathing, clapping, nodding, shrugging
- implicit memoryprocedural memory, priming, conditioning, classical conditioning, operant conditioning
- baby bookfirst steps, first words, first smile, first tooth, birth weight
riding a bikewalking
Locomotion on foot
driving · flying · horseback riding · running · swimming
riding a bikelying down
In horizontal position
resting · lounging · sleeping · sitting still · reclining
ride, riding, rides, rode, ridden, rider, riders, bike, bikes