Hi,
Can anyone advise on the meaning of the term "hacer el bidegorri".
This appears in a letter I am translating from Spanish to English. The writer is a female from the Basque region and occasional Basque words are used.
I have found the meaning of bidegorri to be related to bicycles in some way. Google translate suggests "Chief".
The context is as follows. The letter writer is talking about something that happened while she attended an (unspecified) protest.
"Me encontre con un amigo y me dijo "no vamos a hacer el bidegorri". Me quede extranada."
It is possible that one person is telling the other that a bike ride is not going to happen, but I am wondering if this term has a more colloquial meaning that I am not aware of.
Can anyone advise on the meaning of the term "hacer el bidegorri".
This appears in a letter I am translating from Spanish to English. The writer is a female from the Basque region and occasional Basque words are used.
I have found the meaning of bidegorri to be related to bicycles in some way. Google translate suggests "Chief".
The context is as follows. The letter writer is talking about something that happened while she attended an (unspecified) protest.
"Me encontre con un amigo y me dijo "no vamos a hacer el bidegorri". Me quede extranada."
It is possible that one person is telling the other that a bike ride is not going to happen, but I am wondering if this term has a more colloquial meaning that I am not aware of.