Synonyms for cyclist
ˈsaɪ klɪstcy·clist

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1. cyclistnoun

   Synonyms:
   cycler

2. cyclistnoun

   A person who rides a cycle, especially a bicycle, or who habitually engages in cycling.

   Synonyms:
   bicyclist, cycler

3. cyclistnoun

   A user of the software language CycL.

   Synonyms:
   cycler, bicyclist

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:3.5 / 4 votes

1. cyclist, bicyclist, bicycler, wheelernoun

   a person who rides a bicycle

   Synonyms:
   bicycler, bicyclist, wheelwright, wheel horse, wheeler

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1. List of paraphrases for "cyclist":

   cycling, bicycle, rider

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1. Guy Niv:

   First time in a grand tour in my home country, it will be really special. When you become a competitive cyclist, you dream about riding at the top level but I never imagined I would also be riding here in my home country.

2. Jessica Smith:

   Before we weren’t taking selfies at the gym, now it’s a badge of honor to wear a crossfitter wrist band or a cyclist’s tight pants.

3. Emily Brooke:

   It tackles the most common cause of fatality, which is the blind spot. According to Emily Brooke, 79 percent of bicycles involved in crashes are traveling straight ahead when a vehicle turns into them. Emily Brooke said Emily Brooke chose the 20-foot distance because it's half the length of a bus, and Emily Brooke wanted the laser image to be green because the human eye is most sensitive to green light. TINY, LENS-FREE CAMERA COULD HIDE IN CLOTHES, GLASSES Drivers just see it and all they need to do is not turn, not react, not turn into the cyclist or not pull out, people see it and go, ‘ What is that ? ’ And that's perfect, as long as they don't make that turn, which can be potentially fatal …. Emily Brooke said The Laserlight alerts not only drivers, but pedestrians, too, about oncoming bikes. One of the most obvious cases.

4. Shane Sutton:

   Nurturing an anti-doping culture is at the heart of everything we do at British Cycling and educating our young riders on the subject is a responsibility we take seriously, having someone of David's caliber on board to support us in this education process is invaluable; he is readily available to share his well-rounded experiences as a professional cyclist to the young riders who aspire to succeed in their careers.

5. Andy Clarke:

   Years of experience with law enforcement teaches most frequent and enthusiastic riders that you unfortunately can't rely on police officers to know the traffic laws as they relate to bikes, or to believe a cyclist's version of what happened, there is a pervasive sense that cyclists shouldn't be in the road or should be in the gutter and therefore are in the wrong or just sort of deserved what was coming to them, so video footage can be quite helpful.