Cover of 100 Funny Jokes About Mountain Bikers, a funny gift book for mountain bikers

The funny gift for mountain bikers

100 Funny Jokes About Mountain Bikers

100 jokes for mountain bikers who own a bike worth more than their car and swear it's the same bike, just new grips.

  • 100 original jokes about Mountain Bikers
  • Perfect for Mountain Bikers enthusiasts of all ages
  • Great conversation starter and gift idea
  • Professionally written comedy content

Paperback · £9.99 on Amazon UK · $10.99 on Amazon US

A taste of what's inside

6 of the 100 jokes. The rest are in the book.

Why is it hard to be friends with a bike mechanic?

They're always riding their high horse and acting crank-y.

My mountain bike suddenly stopped in the middle of a trail.

Apparently, it was too tyred to go on.

My relationship with my mountain bike is like a bad romance.

It hurts me, I hurt it back. We're stuck in a vicious cycle.

Ever notice how bike pumps are always rising in price?

It's all that darn inflation.

Noticed my wheel looking extra fine today.

Guess you could say it was spoke-tacular.

Knock, knock

Who’s there? Pedal. Pedal who? Pedal faster, the e-bikes are catching up!

About this book

The ultimate gift for Mountain Bikers enthusiasts! This hilarious collection of 100 original jokes will have them laughing out loud. Perfect for birthdays, Christmas, or just because. A must-have for anyone who loves Mountain Bikers and has a great sense of humour.

A funny gift for mountain bikers

Buying for someone who lives and breathes mountain bikers? They probably own all the kit already. This book gives them something they cannot buy for themselves: 100 jokes that prove you have been listening to every story about it.

It works as a birthday present, a Christmas stocking filler, a Secret Santa gift or a just-because laugh. Amazon prints and ships it, so you can send it straight to them.

Looking for more ideas? See our Funny Gifts for Cyclists, Funny Gifts for Sports Lovers and Funny Gifts for Outdoor Lovers and Adventurers, or browse Christmas stocking fillers.

Who this book is for

This book is for the rider who adjusts their shock pressure by 1 PSI between runs, counts rebound clicks like rosary beads, and checks the sag O-ring after every ride as if it holds the secrets of the universe. It's for the Enduro Bro still wearing goggles in the car park, the XC weight weenie who treats anything taller than a kerb as a personal insult, the dad on a £10K e-bike who swears he 'only uses Eco mode', and the dirtbag van-lifer who owns three shirts but somehow knows every secret local line. If they've ever sessioned the same rock garden fifteen times while their mates slowly lost the will to live, this one's for them. Perhaps you're the partner who has been told, with a perfectly straight face, that it's the same bike, they've just changed the colour of the grips. Maybe you're the friend who has watched them lovingly wash and lube their bike after a muddy ride while they sit there caked in filth with dried blood on their shins. Whether you're family, a long-suffering riding buddy or the person who keeps signing for mysterious parcels, this book is your chance to gently mock the obsession, and they'll probably love you for it. And if you're the rider yourself, the one who accused whoever stole your Strava KOM of being on an e-bike, who shouts 'send it' without ever quite sending it, and who still talks about that huck to flat as though it was a good idea, welcome. You know you've gone OTB more times than you'd admit, dabbed on climbs you swore you'd clean, and blamed everything except the hero dirt for your best day ever. Grab a copy, have a laugh at yourself, and then go and fiddle with your tyre pressures. We know you want to.

Questions about this book

Expect affectionate, self-deprecating humour about everything riders know too well, from the N+1 rule of bike ownership to crash stories that get longer and steeper with every retelling. There are gags about going OTB, people shouting 'send it' from the safety of the trailside, and the classic insistence that 'it's not the bike, it's the rider' right before spending £3,000 on upgrades. It's light-hearted ribbing written by people who clearly spend their weekends covered in mud.
Absolutely. It makes a brilliant birthday, Christmas or stocking-filler present for anyone whose garage holds more bikes than cars, or whose partner is quietly calculating the S-1 limit. It's also a great one to pass round the riding group or leave in the van for post-ride beers.
Not at all. Most of the jokes land with anyone who has ever ridden a bike or lived with someone obsessed with one. Seasoned riders will pick up extra layers in the references to hero dirt, huck to flat, rock gardens full of proper gnar and the shame of a dab on a technical climb.
Generic joke books recycle the same tired puns, whereas this one is written specifically for the mountain biking community and its very particular brand of madness. It captures the real culture of the sport, from justifying a fifth bike to arguing over a pint about who actually cleaned that line. If you've ever shown off a scar and embellished the story behind it, this book will feel like it was written about you.

Ready to roast them?

100 jokes, one very recognisable victim. Printed and shipped by Amazon.