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  1. 11-May-2010, 05:49 #1
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    What does "to get on one's bike" mean in politics?

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    Default Re: expression

    Quote Originally Posted by azkad View Post
    What does "to get on one's bike" mean in politics?

    Thanks a lot.
    Probably "quit".
    Or, it could be a directive from the leader to politicians saying that they should use an environmentally friendly means of transport.
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