🚴

Person Biking Emoji 🚴

What 🚴 means

A full-body, side profile of a gender-neutral person dressed in comfortable cycling gear, a pair of shoes, and a helmet while crouching over a cycle, feet on the pedals, and gesturing the act of cycling forward.

The 🚴 Person Biking emoji refers to a cyclist irrespective of gender and sex. This emoji signifies cycling, exercising, fitness, leg toning, a cycling race, and most importantly, an eco-friendly mode of transport.

It is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.

How and when to use it

While reposting or retweeting a tough cycling track that some brave cyclist(s) undertook, use 🚴 in the post caption or within the retweet.
If you're posting pictures or videos of yourself cycling or participating in a marathon or going out for a soothing Sunday morning bicycling time, you can use 🚴 the captions in all these contexts.
🚴 can also be used while posting pictures or videos of your little one(s) learning to ride a bike or cycling to school for the first time.
If you're a professional cyclist or cycling is your everything, use 🚴 in your social media profile name.
If you're sharing a public post or tweet about an upcoming marathon or a cycling session for a cause or any such public welfare information related to cycling, use 🚴 in the caption or tweet.
Use 🚴 while posting about a cycling milestone that you personally achieved. You can either add just the figurative details or a picture of the track you went through via Google maps too.

Other Names

🚴 Cycling
🚴 Gender-Neutral Cyclist
🚴 Bicycling
🚴 Biking
🚴 Cycle Ride
🚴 Pedalling
🚴 Riding a Bike
🚴 Riding a Cycle
🚴 Gender-Neutral Person Riding a Cycle

The lowdown

Category: People & Body › person-sport
Codepoints: U+1F6B4
Emoji version: Emoji 1.0
Shortcodes: :bicyclist::person_biking: Discord
Keywords: bicycle, bicyclist, bike, biking, cycle, cyclist, person, riding, sport

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.