backie

/ ˈbækɪ /

noun

1. informal.
   a ride on the back of someone's bicycle

Example Sentences

“Backie stopped and Greenie stopped so I have to do it myself.”

From Washington Post

She'll say, “Backie!” — which means she wants a nice massage on the back.

From Los Angeles Times

Described as “couchsurfing on a bike”, the YellowBackie project invites tourists to hail down a local cyclist with a shout of “backie!” whenever they spot a bicycle with a bright yellow rack.

From The Guardian

Facebook Twitter Pinterest For a free ride, tourists can hail ‘Backie!’ when they spot a yellow bike rack The hope is that the scheme, like Couchsurfing - in which hosts offer travellers free accommodation - will be adopted by locals who want to meet visitors and perhaps show them around their favourite spots.

From The Guardian

Related: Top 10 free things to do in Amsterdam “It’s really common in the Netherlands to give someone a backie for short distances,” says Luyckx.

From The Guardian