What did you call giving someone a lift on your bike?

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And where in the country was it?

DH brought up near Birmingham called it a 'backie'

I was brought up in North Yorkshire, called it a 'croggy'.

Just seen a teenage lad giving a friend a handlebar croggy which is what brought it to mind!

namechangechanger & NakedAvenger was coming on to say exactly the same also in north wales

A backie. (Glasgow)

A hurl (or hurlie) or backie

Backie... cumbria

Crogger - NW

A saddler - South East

Midlands - either a backie or two's up. I wonder why the last one has dropped out of usage

Backie in Fife

A croggy, of course. Nothing else would make any sense

A bunk up is a shag or FWB arrangement ie "bunk up and no laundry".

Croggy!!! East mids/leics

Not Croggy but Coggy - West Yorkshire childhood

Pembrokeshire- seater

Backie

Seaty in Norfolk!

A backie or a seatie here. Cambridgeshire.

A takey - Liverpool

I'm not aware of a word for this (brought up Home Counties)

Backie - Cumbria but raised in Suffolk.

Pilly for me - West Yorks
DP has also lived in WY all his life (about 15 mins away from where I grew up) and calls it a backer

Craggy! North Yorkshire (obvs)

Bugger that should have said croggy dratted autocorrect

Backie (Birmingham)

Croggy in North Yorkshire :)

Aussie from SW Victoria here, dink!

Croggy, east mids. Easter than derby.