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!

I'm really struggling to remember what we called it - I'm from coastal Essex, and I notice no one from there has commented!

I'm sure there was a word but I can't place it. I'll have to ask my brother, but I keep coming up with "saddleback"!!!

Backie (regardless of your position on the bike) - Herefordshire area.

Regional dialect fascinates me, I much prefer the word Croggy! Not heard it until now!

Croggie, West Yorkshire

Either a seatie or backie - Edinburgh.

Backie - NI

"Seater" suffolk

It was and still is called a "takey" here in Liverpool.

A pag as in "gizza pag!" Grimsby area

A backie, south west

East London, on our estate it was a bunny, everywhere else locally a backie. No idea how or why we ended up with a separate word!

Seaty in Cheshire.
Or sometimes a Crossy, if you were in the crossbar, obviously.

Dub in NZ.

seater or a bunk - Cambridge

Seaty- Suffolk

Seater - North West Wales

Seater - Norfolk

A backie - west coast scotland.

Croggy!

Surrey. Backie.

Croggy!

A croggy. North Oxfordshire.

South coast a doubler.

Backie in Cambridgeshire. DH is from north east and had never heard of the term before

A cog, North East

Backie from Glossop, Derbyshire