sidehacker

English

Etymology

From sidehack +‎ -er.

Noun

sidehacker (plural sidehackers)

  1. One who rides a sidehack, or races in a sidehack race.
    • 1972 06, Lois Gutzwiller, “Motor Maids”, in American Motorcyclist, page 46:
      Karol DeGraw and Bev Stoker had been doing some sidehacking on the ice. Karol now is trying to recruit another sidehacker since Bev's unlucky spill in which she broke her right shoulder.
    • 1975 01, Linda Giuffra Jackson, “She's Got the Spirit”, in Cycle World Magazine, page 14:
      Thank you from a very satisfied sidehacker.
    • 1996, Trace Beaulieu, The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing Colossal Episode Guide, Bantam, →ISBN:
      A gang of sidehackers, led by sidehacking champion Rommel, doesn't like another gang of sidehackers, led by the volatile J.C.
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