Translation for 'bike saddle' from English to Romanian

bike saddle [coll.]

șa {f} de bicicletăbicl.

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saddle

șa {f}

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bicycle saddle

șa {f} de bicicletăbicl.

racing bike

bicicletă {f} de cursebicl.sport

bicicletă {f} de vitezăbicl.sport

city bike

bicicletă {f} de orașbicl.

hire bike

bicicletă {f} de închiriatbicl.

ladies' bike

bicicletă {f} de damăbicl.

bike helmet

cască {f} de ciclismbicl.

bike goggles {pl}

ochelari {pl} de ciclismbicl.

cargo bike

bicicletă {f} cargobicl.transp.

mountain bike

bicicletă {f} de munte [mountain bike]bicl.

bike [coll.] [bicycle]

bicicletă {f}

men's bike

unverified bicicletă {f} pentru bărbațibicl.

mountain bike <MTB>

unverified mountainbike {n}bicl.

children's bike

bicicletă {f} pentru copiibicl.

folding bike [coll.]

bicicletă {f} pliabilăbicl.

bike glasses {pl} [one pair]

ochelari {pl} de ciclismbicl.

women's bike [coll.]

bicicletă {f} de damăbicl.

e-bike [short for: electric bicycle]

bicicletă {f} electricăbicl.

bike pump [coll.] [short for: bicycle pump]

pompă {f} de bicicletă [ex. de mână, de picior]bicl.

• Doohan's bike hopped a bit on the exit of The Corkscrew, causing him to lose his footing and almost ride his bike side-saddle, only to later clip the hay bales on the left side of the track with his shoulder.
• While it is difficult to spin a rear wheel while making derailleur adjustments, if a stand were high enough to support the rear of the bike by the saddle nose, then this problem could be solved.
• Early reviews praised the A-bike for being lightweight and easy to fold, but noted the flexing frame and uncomfortable saddle, and criticised the tiny wheels for being unsafe on uneven roads.
• The "Buddy Bike" is designed to allow a child to sit on the front saddle with an adult on the rear saddle and steering with extra-long handlebars.
• Sleepless in the Saddle " (SITS) was a series of 24-hour mountain bike races held in the UK, Australia and the USA.

• From 2001 to 2004 the Sleepless in the Saddle mountain bike races were held at Trentham.
• In addition to being shown with a bike, road ponies are shown under saddle by junior exhibitors or hooked to a four-wheel wagon.
• It had both front and rear wheel suspension, and soon acquired the nickname of "Kakkelovnsrør" ("Stovepipe") due to the thick, round pipe between the saddle and handlebars which as well as forming part of the bike’s chassis contained the petrol tank.
• A motorcycle (motorbike, bike, or trike (if three-wheeled)) is a two or three-wheeled motor vehicle steered by a handlebar from a saddle-style seat.
• The first race in 1913 was won by 25-year-old Paul Deman, who won the sprint of a six-man group after more than 12 hours in the saddle.

• In recent years, Pashley has seen strong demand for its 'Classic' models, in particular the women's 'Princess' traditional loop framed bicycle with front wicker basket and Brooks leather saddle.
• When he was on a good day, he could ride that thing right out of the saddle.
• The Silk Road was offered with a single saddle followed by a chrome baggage rack.
• During the Victorian Era (mid- to late-nineteenth century European culture) long split skirts were developed for horseback riding so that women could sit astride a horse with a man's saddle rather than riding side-saddle.
• The banana saddle is fixed (not spring suspended) on the fork and carries a front and back bumper made of stiff plastics.

• He placed them closer to the saddle than usual and rode with the bars under his chest, his elbows bent and tucked into his sides like those of a skier.
• The two men were of similar size and rode bikes of exactly the same dimensions, even though that made Ernzer a little low in the saddle.
• A disc brake is sometimes used for descents; the brake handle is attached to the underside of the handle on the front of the saddle.
• Legendary climbers of the past such as Lucien Van Impe had to ride out of the saddle pushing high gears for hours at a time; climbers today are better able to match their gearing to the challenge and climb at a more reasonable cadence.