Alan is in court and standing in front of the magistrates after trying to argue his way out of his speeding ticket.
The magistrates find him guilty, fine him £80 and give him a receipt.
Alan, a bit upset by losing the case, sarcastically asks, 'What am I supposed to do with this, frame it?'
'No,' replies the head magistrate, 'You keep it. Two more and you can get a bicycle.'
'My dog Dennis is a real nuisance,' complained Will. 'He chases everyone on a bicycle. What can I do?'
'Take his bike away,' prompted Guy.
I took lessons in bicycle riding. But I could only afford half of them. Now I can ride a unicycle.
What is a ghost-proof bicycle?
One with no spooks in it.
My granny started cycling at 97 years old. She has been doing ten miles per day every day ever since - and now we don't know where the heck she is!
Mr White was furious when Mattie knocked him down with his new bicycle in the school yard.
'Don't you know how to ride that yet?' Mr White roared.
'Oh yes, sir,' shouted Mattie over his shoulder. 'It's the bell I can't work yet.'