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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pack of cyclists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of cyclists riding together, often in a competitive or recreational context.
Example: "As I drove through the countryside, I was surprised to see a pack of cyclists speeding past me on the road."
Alternatives: "a group of cyclists" or "a bunch of cyclists".
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A pack of cyclists whizzed by.
We had Blaine overtaking a pack of cyclists from Exeter Wheelers but also made sure Chris pointed out that rule 163 applies to everyday cyclists, too.
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The Dutchman, racing for the Panasonic team, won the yellow jersey from Dominique Gaigne of France, who was held up in a large pack of cyclists and could not keep up the pursuit.
("Peloton," the French word for "platoon," also designates the main pack of cyclists in a road race). They eased out onto I-280 with Mercer in the lead.
His story as a cancer survivor is as visible as the yellow jersey in the pack of cyclists.
Bicycle-riding protesters said that the people in civilian clothing (who they assumed to be police) would ride into the pack of cyclists to slow them down.
In the video, thuds and sharp sounds of metal on metal are heard as the car accelerates directly through the pack of cyclists.
A pack of wolves.
A pack of Luckies?
The price of a pack of 23k.
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