Free ride

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Free ride, freeride, or freeriding may refer to:

Economics

  • Free-rider problem, the problem of underprovision of non-excludable goods
    • Free riding (stock market), buying stocks without the money to cover the purchase
    • Freeriding (voting), a kind of strategic voting
  • Fare evasion
  • Free public transport

Sports

  • Freerider (climb), a climbing route in Yosemite
  • Freeriding (winter sport), skiing or snowboarding in natural, un-groomed terrain
  • Freeride (longboard), a discipline of longboarding
  • Freeride (mountain biking), a branch of mountain biking
  • Freeride kayaking
  • Boulder Freeride, a University of Colorado skiing club
  • KTM Freeride, a model of off-road motorcycle

Media

Film and television

  • Free Ride (TV series), a Fox TV sitcom
  • Free Ride (1986 film), a 1986 film
  • Free Ride (2013 film)
  • A Free Ride, a 1915 American pornographic film and the earliest surviving American pornographic film

Music

  • Free Ride (album), a 1977 album by Dizzy Gillespie
  • Free Ride, a 1978 album by Marshall Hain
  • Free Ride, a 2004 album by Carson Cole

Songs

  • "Free Ride" (song), a 1973 song by Dan Hartman for the Edgar Winter Group
  • "Free Ride", a song by Nick Drake on the album Pink Moon
  • "Free Ride", a song by Annabelle Chvostek on the album Bija
  • "Free Ride", a song by the Concretes on the album Nationalgeographic
  • "Free Ride", a song by Audio Adrenaline on the album Bloom
  • "Free Ride", a song by Mock Orange on the album First EP
  • "Free Ride", a song by Watashi Wa on the album Eager Seas
  • "Free Ride", a song by Black Label Society on the album Hangover Music Vol. VI
  • "Free Ride", a song by Embrace on the album All You Good Good People
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