Biker
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| The '''biker''' [[youth culture|youth]], [[subculture|sub]]- and [[counterculture]] is closely associated with the [[Rockers]] and typified by [[biker film|"biker" films]] such as ''[[The Wild One]]'' (1953), ''[[The Wild Angels]]'' (1966) and ''[[Easy Rider]]'' (1969). | The '''biker''' [[youth culture|youth]], [[subculture|sub]]- and [[counterculture]] is closely associated with the [[Rockers]] and typified by [[biker film|"biker" films]] such as ''[[The Wild One]]'' (1953), ''[[The Wild Angels]]'' (1966) and ''[[Easy Rider]]'' (1969). | ||
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| + | * a rider of a [[bicycle]] | ||
| + | * a rider of a [[motorcycle]], i.e., one who participates in motorcycling | ||
| + | * a member of a [[motorcycle club]], sometimes an [[outlaw motorcycle club]] | ||
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The biker youth, sub- and counterculture is closely associated with the Rockers and typified by "biker" films such as The Wild One (1953), The Wild Angels (1966) and Easy Rider (1969).
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Roles
- a rider of a bicycle
- a rider of a motorcycle, i.e., one who participates in motorcycling
- a member of a motorcycle club, sometimes an outlaw motorcycle club
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