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3. To make amends, pay back, or compensate someone for work, service, loss, injury, or suffering.
5. Feeling or showing remorse, regret, or a pricking of conscience for past or contemplated wrongdoing.
6. Pull these levers to stop, a nonpareil mechanism for safety that no other part does.
9. Push these downward in a cloistered indoor spin class or out on the open road.
10. Producing offspring, generating life, or relating to procreation.
13. Steer these while trying not to equivocate about which trail turn to take.
16. A protective shell worn to prevent pernicious head injuries during a crash.
18. An end, cessation, or pause, or to bring something to an end, desist from an action.
19. These roll smoothly, providing a dauntless ride across rough terrain.

1. To intentionally disobey, ignore, or treat with contemptuous disregard a rule, law, convention, or social norm without hiding the action.
2. This part absorbs bumps so riders don't start blaspheming when hitting massive rocks on the trail.
4. To set something on fire or to spark and arouse strong emotions, feelings, or inspiration.
5. A handy attachment that trammels your drink when biking.
7. Use this lever to agument your climbing power when hitting a steep hill.
8. Powerful, winged celestial beings in traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
11. Smeared, rubbed, or sprinkled with oil as part of a sacred or formal ceremony.
12. Where you sit, often adjusted with largess by mechanics who give away extra comfort cushions for free.
14. To charm, attract, or interest someone, or to trick and mislead them through flattery, craft, or deception.
15. To give birth; A litter of pigs; Not pregnant
17. A gadget on the front of your bike that cleave the darkness with its shining light.