The Collaborative International Dictionary
Bicycler \Bi"cy*cler\, n. One who rides a bicycle.
Wiktionary
n. (context rare English) bicyclist#Noun, cyclist.
WordNet
Usage examples of "bicycler".
The officials decided on a new strategy, based on the idea that trying to track down anyone who was constantly in motion, as a bicycler would be, in a place like Venice was impossible: they would attempt to limit the means of motion.
They were not easily distinguishable from the bicyclers who were holding one of the dull festivals of their kind in Leipsic that day, and perhaps they were sometimes both students and bicyclers.
As bicyclers they kept about in the rain, which they seemed not to mind.
It seemed all to be as exciting for them, and it was as tedious for the witnesses, as any gala of students and bicyclers at home.
Rose came shyly back into the room, and she said, "Well, did you rebuke those bad bicyclers?
Then we have a fishing gentleman and his bride from Glasgow, and occasional bicyclers who come in for a dinner, a tea, or a lodging.
When once the car departs, comparative quiet reigns in and about the house until the passing bicyclers appear for luncheon or tea, when Oonah picks up the napkins that we have rolled into wads and flung under the dining-table, and spreads them on teatrays, as appetising details for the weary traveller.