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!

Seater- NW

Backie, West Midlands

Backie - Warwickshire.

Backie and I was raised in the West Midlands

Dink or dinky.

Cambridge, it's called a bunk!

Croggy, Nottinghamshire
Dh says backie and he's from Birmingham

A Takie pronounced Tay- key (Liverpool early 90's)

A backie or backer in Ireland

A seater on the wirral and in north Wales for me.

Takey - Liverpool in the 80s and 90s

Backie - North West. Bonus points it it's a backie on the stunt pegs of your mates BMX!

A pag/ paggy

East Midlands - we called them a 'croggy'. Only gave someone one once and we both fell off - I think I was 10!

Seaty - Cheshire

A takey (Liverpool early 80's)

Did anyone also put the plastic tags from loaves of bread onto their spokes?

Also putting an empty drink carton (10p ones) between the back wheel and the frame. When you then cycled it sounded like a motorbike.

Happy times!

Backie- Lancashire

Backie in Dorset

We used to get coloured bits of plastic free with cereal packets for the spokes. Can't remember them in detail now.

Backie - NW

Pillion- W Yorks.

Usually pronounced ‘pellion’ though

DH and I were once stopped by the police for backying down the road in an inebriated state. We were about 29, so definitely old enough to know better.

Backie - Me - Leicestershire

Croggy - DH - Nottinghamshire

Backie- Warwickshire

Saddle -London