Backy? Surely you meant a Sadler? Thats what its know as in my part of the country.
Bunn.
; >
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 surely you meant a croggy?
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 hand on folks there is another much more intelegent way to do this, all the bikes have spokes just take a cupple out of each and all ride home light...
ps i had terminal tyre sliceing day lastweekend so i know what it feels like.
:P
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has being called a backy for 30 years plus in southyorkshire
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 Denver your idea might have worked assuming that eveyones spokes lengths are the same.
And andy is right it is a croggy and always will be.
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Another vote for Croggy....
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Always has been Backy, always will be.
And as for Saddler, that's the sort of drivel you'd expect from a retarded mentalist who thinks that 'gonking' is a perfectly normal thing to do. :)
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 Well, I didn't expect to see us on the front page this morning - fame at last! (thanks Mike)
Anyways, round our parts it was always - slightly unimaginatively - called a seater... or an ET if you were on the handlebars.
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Backy, backy, backy...
(or is it backie?)
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 Croggy, croggy, croggy.
(Oi, oi, oi?)
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 Is this like the Yorkshire lads talking about the size of their wangies?
It's a backy...worldwide know as and always will be a backy (or backie if you live in the posh parts!!!)
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 Backie if your live in posh parts!!
If your that posh, you'd call home and the folks would come out in their SUV to pick you up
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 Where I come from in Oz it's a "dink" no matter where you're positioned on the bike.
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or a double.
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backy yes that's it! also a chucky so i was told in a pub debate.
thought that was a killer doll.
good effort, must get over to the chase sometime soon.
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 It's a backy in Shraaaapshire. Although we try and utilise a sheep for the lift.
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 Its a dubby darn ere in 'ampshire.
Gizadubby woodja?
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Who's Woodja? Is this about to go Monty Python-esque on us? If so, I'm Woodja...and soz my wife!
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 i want to make it clear that croggy is the one and only term for such an activity...
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 Not wishing to add to the commotion as far as I'm concerned it's a BACKER.
That's got to be right coz I'm a Geordie living in Yorkie Land!
BTW
Who would you most like to get a BACKER from (or to give a BACKER to) and why?
Don't even bother to think about giving a clean answer - I've tried, it's not possible without lying : -)
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