What is it to bimble?
 

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, Bimble means ‘to move at a leisurely pace’.

Now I've been out with various sections of the Org and not once has the pace been overly leisurely.

So I feel that we are mis-using the word bimble, and instead, we should perhaps come up with another word, with the definition of:

'To ride from place to place on a motorcycle purely for pleasure, usually in the company of like minded others, often with breaks for tea and/or ice cream.'

So OMO - what word that doesn't already exist would you suggest?

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

Bimble works for me...unless its a hoon!!! :)

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

I go out for a 'pog about'. This can include bimbling, hooning and any number of refreshment stops.

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

also: 'blat'

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

Bimble is my pace.
Yours and Sally's is a juant .
Supervoxes is a FUMBLE.
Fast Uniform Measured Bike Leisure Excursion .

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

The American's would say go for a 'Cruise';

The Jamaican's would say a 'Run';

My Welsh mate Tim would call that a 'Jolly'.

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

Bimble=moderate progress
Run = faster progress
Stink =faster still progress
GLF = Crash

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

Whats wrong with rideout?;)

Re: What is it to bimble?
 

Where does trundle fit in?

What is it to bimble?
 

I think bimble is adequate, I find blaring along at the speeds I do very leisurely!