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'An assembly' was also suggested, but that surely belongs to a disassemblable bike rather than the snappily collapsible Brompton. So, 'an assembly of Airnimals' or 'an assembly of Moultons'.
And what about other bikes? A lock-up of Dawes? A generalisation of Specializeds? A rally of Raleighs?
No doubt the collective noun for sixty-quid self-assembly supermarket bikes is 'rubbish dump'.
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It reminds me of a local bus service I saw called Kentish Hopper, which seemed appropriate. How about a Jersey Jumper? Sheffield Plyers? A Badminton Shuttle?
Don't even think about suggesting a witty collective term for bloggers.
A tyranny of Treks. (In joke)
ReplyDeleteA pack of Ridgebacks, of course
ReplyDeleteA disaster of Apollos.
ReplyDeleteAn elegance of Pashleys.
ReplyDeleteI thought a "Basket of Pashleys", but elegance is good too!
ReplyDeleteDoes a "Spangle of Choppers" work?