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Motor Cyclist 

Wankers.
Usually groups of Men that like to dress up together in tight leather and ride around on motorcycles at the weekend. Often found at lunch time in country pubs with their leathers half off with tight white vests.
They also like to compare each others tight leathers, and rank is judged on whose leathers are the most expensive.

They also like to compare each others "helmets" by size and colour.

They are also often found complaining about drivers of automobiles, but will then quite happily cut up the inside of you on the motorway and complain when someone on a motorbike gets hurt because it was never their fault.
That motor cyclist is a wanker.

It is never the motorcyclists fault.

Im cool because i am a motor cyclist.
Motor Cyclist by Ross Dynamic June 21, 2008
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squid motorcyclist

A derogatory term for a newbie motorcycle rider who doesn't know much about riding
I thought that squid motorcyclist was gonna lay it down or cause a wreck!

Motorcyclist 

On a motorcycle, the nut that connects the handlebars to the seat.
I really hope that motorcyclist has signed his organ donor card. He keeps riding like that and he won't need them anymore.
Motorcyclist by Firecloud March 14, 2009

Motorcyclists 

(n) Complete faggots unaware of their own unnecessary loudness and irrelevance to society. Currently listed as the second most common type of douchebag on the planet.
Jim: Fuck, did you hear those motorcyclists last night?

Tom: Yeah those complete faggots
Motorcyclists by The Truth Life June 21, 2011

Motorcyclist 

MOTORCYCLIST /noun/ (moh-ter-sy-klist)

...a person willing to take a container of flammable liquid, place it on top of a hot engine and then put the whole thing between their legs .
Despite the risks, the motorcyclist eagerly hopped on his bike, embracing the thrill of the open road.
Motorcyclist by Slimdog July 20, 2024
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