The phrase "a biker from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate someone's origin or affiliation with a specific location or group related to biking culture.
Example: "She is a biker from California who loves to ride along the coast."
Alternatives: "a motorcycle enthusiast from" or "a cyclist hailing from".
As a biker from the Netherlands working in the United States, I read with great interest the American view on Dutch bicycle infrastructure.
The appeal of it all, according to Gary Hatch, a biker from suburban Milwaukee, can only be understood by doing it.
And I met, at the head of the second pass, a biker from the US, though resident these past 30 years in Dharamsala, where he has a repair shop for Enfields.
"The truth is, this is mostly professional people," confided Stephen Pyles, a biker from Hattiesburg, Miss., as he surveyed the blur of leather and bright Harley-Davidson logo orange all around him.
And in "Raising Arizona," the hero imagines himself pursued by "the lone biker of the apocalypse," a biker from hell who likes to lob grenades at unsuspecting people and rabbits.
The page is co-hosted by Jarek Podworski, a biker from Krakow, who says the Night Wolves support the Moscow-backed separatist fighters in Ukraine.
The duke has been a keen biker from a young age and currently owns a 1199cc Ducati.
I was a teen-ager, with my family and about twenty strangers a group of gay men from Houston and New Orleans, and a biker hippie from Portola, California.
Other donors include Mikey Teutul, a biker known from the television show "American Chopper," who has twice chopped off his hair for Locks of Love.
"You can travel without any boundaries," Leslie, a biker chick from Brooklyn, explained to me.
All of a sudden, a biker appeared from in between the crowded streets, right in front of Frantic Lady's waving arm.
