Across
- 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.
Down
- 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.