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!

And my mam bought me some spokie dokes for my bike for Christmas! (I’m 52😂)

We used to call it a whippy? This was in Surrey - maybe it was peculiar to my town though!

Backie from the south

I started to wonder if I'd made chuckie up but no, I googled it and this from singietrackworld.com popped up - I don't know how to link it, sorry

Pic as proof!

Back - Midlands

Sorry Backie - auto corrected

brummie origins we called it a backie

Backie. From west mids

Reading further on the Single Track article, it suggests chuckie came from the word chuck as in to throw (your leg over the bike) and was used in the Stourbridge and Brierley Hill areas, both very close to where i grew up.
Only boys gave chuckies and only to other boys. Not boys to girls, girls to boys or girls to girls.

A doubler.... South West

I've a new one to add to the list.

A jont. From just outside Dublin.

Backie- derbyshire

A Dubby or a Dub ( A double up) in Hampshire

Seaty- midlands

Just asked DH- two's up was what he called it, he's from Bath.

A backer (Dublin)

• cog (sometimes coggie/coggy)

grew up in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

Backie, north west!

Bunk or boost.... north wales!

Croggy- Nottingham
Dh from near Norwich and says Backy

Backie- town outside Glasgow.

A backie.
Devon.

Croggy for me too North York's/Teesside

Backie - Wiltshire. I remember getting shouted at by a local policeman when I was young and being absolutely mortified.