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An obsessive cycling hobbyist that wears full body lycra. Spends their summer cycling cross-country.
Considers cycling a sport.
Thinks they represent the "cycling community".
Up until recently most cycling laws were based around their niche hobby, assuming the average cycling speed is 30 km/h, even on inclines.
Likes to remind everyone of the city by-laws they pushed for that everyone hates by respectfully screaming at every intersection.
Also yells at anyone rude enough to cause him to slow down.
Somehow a nuisance to automobiles, cycling commuters, and pedestrians.
Judges anyone who likes to bike on the sidewalk when the only alternative is high speed traffic or painted gutters.
Probably hasn't gotten off their bike for the last 10 years.
Strong leg muscles to attract male ostriches.
100% chance to be male. Yes.
"Excuse me, you should be on the road with all the other vehicles." - 30 year old professional lycroid.

"Get out of the bike lane!" - Lycroid to children and/or elderly crossing the bike lane

"Why would you slow down at an intersection?" - Lycroid

"You commute with your bike? Can you link me your Strava path? What, you use Google Maps?? Normie." - Terminal Lycroid

Coming from your left:
"What the hell man?! We're rightful vehicles on the road. WATCH. THE. FUCK. OUT."

"I'm gonna BIIIIIKKEEE" - Proceeds to bike for a 4 hour 'short trip'
Lycroid by cummuter April 29, 2022
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