My wife has invented a new word to describe the way I examine the bikes other riders are on when we pass them in a car. She says I 'Bogle', or 'Bike Ogle'.
Twod - describes a nod to acknowledge oncoming cyclists on the other side of the road, only to realise that you are driving your car rather than riding your bike. e.g. "Oops, I just gave that cyclist a twod."
Broadie - the feeling of lust and anxiety you have for a new bike. e.g. "The new CAAD 10 is making me feel broadie - I want one!"
I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.
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EDIT: unless you're looking at the rider's anatomy...in which case, let her know that she's right...
When we had a horse that was afraid of daffodils the owner told us it was because of the "daffy bogle"
Twod - describes a nod to acknowledge oncoming cyclists on the other side of the road, only to realise that you are driving your car rather than riding your bike. e.g. "Oops, I just gave that cyclist a twod."
Broadie - the feeling of lust and anxiety you have for a new bike. e.g. "The new CAAD 10 is making me feel broadie - I want one!"
I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.
@ratsbey
Not to be confused with a 'pedalphile' - someone who has Look, Shimano and Speedplay pedal systems on their various bikes.
I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.
@ratsbey
I sometimes use MOAAC (which I pronounce "moe-ack")... must overtake at all costs. Applies to all road users.