bikers

• Sustantivo que designa a los miembros de una subcultura juvenil británica surgida de los teddy boys en los años 1960, caracterizada por el uso de chaquetas de cuero negro, vaqueros y botas, peinados con brillantina, conducción de motocicletas y gusto por el rock and roll, a menudo con trabajos no cualificados.

A noun referring to members of a British youth subculture that emerged from the teddy boys in the 1960s, characterized by wearing black leather jackets, jeans, and boots, greased hair, riding motorcycles, and listening to rock 'n' roll, typically working as unskilled manual laborers.

1. Motorcycle ridersA2formal

   People who ride motorcycles, often as a hobby or for transportation.

   Motociclistas

   • A group of bikers rode through the countryside.
   • Many bikers wear helmets for safety.
   • The bikers stopped at a roadside cafe for coffee.

2. British subculture (1960s)C1formalbritish

   A youth subculture originating in Britain in the 1960s, evolving from the teddy boys. Members typically wore black leather jackets, jeans, and boots, had greased hair, rode motorcycles, and listened to rock 'n' roll. They were often unskilled manual laborers.

   Subcultura de los bikers británicos (años 60)

   • The bikers of the 1960s were known for their distinctive style and love of rock 'n' roll.
   • He was part of a biker gang that gathered at local cafes.
   • The biker subculture was a rebellion against mainstream society.