Converse of object

• suit: Some brands excel at certain styles of bike whereas another brand may suit a particular rider better than another.

• sponsor: Aggressive boycott campaign certified to strict go over strategy rider sponsored by.

• allow: The use of a Camelbak allows a rider to take regular sips of liquid throughout a ride.

• attract: It attracted riders from across the spectrum of cycling and it was particularly pleasurable to see members of Bristol Cycling Campaign strongly in evidence.

Adjective modifier

• experienced: Experienced riders will ride for 5 hours 15 minutes.

• amateur: They add huge value to so many, thousands actually, of amateur riders and also help many pros as well.

• Japanese: The 21-year-old Japanese rider brought his HM Plant Honda Racing Fireblade home in 20th position.

• paralympic: Karl meets Paralympic riders Lee Pearson and Debbie Criddle and watches an extraordinary display of horsemanship in Argentina.

• inexperienced: The campaign is in response to the increasing number of collisions sustained by young and inexperienced moped riders.

• competent: M is much more confident and competent rider because of what she has been taught.

Modifies a noun

• legion: Scale subsidy schedule of the citizen free riders legions.

• replacement: The Robins, for a fourth successive match, were forced to operate the rider replacement facility for Charlie Gjedde.

• outing: Their advantage was further extended in heat eleven when Nicki Pedersen, taking his rider replacement outing, once again sped to victory.

• comfort: Its lusty power delivery, surefooted composure and excellent rider comfort see to that.

Noun used with modifier

• dressage: Jordan Hind JORDAN HIND, a keen dressage rider is saddling up for a new role in marketing.

• horse: We often have horse riders riding two abreast on narrow roads refusing to move into a single file.

• motorcycle: I am the only motorcycle rider in the office I work at.

• moped: The campaign is in response to the increasing number of collisions sustained by young and inexperienced moped riders.

• novice: The man who tames them with his unique blend of safari, sport and psychology also turns novice riders into skilled ranchers.

• dispatch: A few miles from the Causeway a dispatch rider approached us.