how to carry on a bike?

Probably something like a Belly Band Holster is going to be her best bet.

http://www.nrastore.com/nrastore/Products.aspx?c=30 womans section

Maybe get something custom made for her, not all "off the shelf" holster's will work for your situation. If it did not have to be concealed specifically, I'd suggest a shoulder rig with a loose open shirt/sweater over it.

This may work "http://www.concealedcarrypro.com/content-product_info/product_id-2030/urban_strider_holster_pack.html"

buggley,

Here is what we have been looking at for my wife. My wife is well endowed and we ruled out the flashbang but this looks promising. They have a list of what guns it will fit.

http://www.gungoddess.com/the-marilyn-bra-holster-under-arm/

Designed with bikers in mind

http://www.pistolwear.com Take a look.

I use a Remora with a sweat shield for mountian biking with my PM9. It works great and I think it only cost me about $30.

In my experience the two best options are a shoulder rig or a purse/bag. Anything tied around your waist tends to interfere with the hips and thighs too much.

This is what I use.

http://www.activeprogear.com/defender.html

You didn't mention this detail, but if your wife is wearing the skin tight Lycra cycle shorts, switch to cargo pants/shorts and pocket carry. The Lycra looks cool but only provides benefits for professional cyclists looking for a 1/100th of a second speed advantage.

LD

The Lycra looks cool but only provides benefits for professional cyclists looking for a 1/100th of a second speed advantage.

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There are other reasons to use them. Wearing baggy shorts on a long ride, even at low speeds, can be painful by the end of the day.

Cosmoline said:

There are other reasons to use them. Wearing baggy shorts on a long ride, even at low speeds, can be painful by the end of the day.

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Agreed. The Lycra shorts can be worn underneath the cargo shorts.

LD

Reason #1 not to trust bicycle carry on the bicycle itself:

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_...oots-teens-who-pushed-him-off-bike-kills-one/

I'm in a similar predicament and I haven't found a solution other than open carry (legal here). I have a new belly band that a friend recommended. If it ever shows up, I'll post what I find here.

This particular one can be worn like an IWB setup if you just wear it lower, or move it up directly under the chest.

Shoulder Rig?

The missus is Very gifted up top, and my Rig keeps it tucked just underneath. Does pretty much mandate a Button-down shirt of some kind to wear over it however if you want to be concealed.

http://www.tedblockerholsters.com/products.cfm?ci=F9A54845-0DEA-67E6-B012052F916E8452

I have my Blackhawk in the Vertical one, which might be better for a Cyclist than the standard ones that would be pointing down when you lean forward (slightly harder to draw from though in a pinch)
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searcher451, That sure looks cool, but it's pretty impractical. You'd have to draw the revolver(s) everytime you left the bike. Or just leave them there all shiny for someone to swipe. On-bike carry, if it's done at all, must be concealed or at least well tied down.

If I'm hauling a rifle on the bike, I keep its profile disguised with dusty old canvas sacks. Looks like something muddy, but not a rifle. And I bring it with me if I'm going to be away from the bike for more than a few moments. And it's tied down good. Otherwise I'm pretty leery about leaving valuable stuff out in the open like that.

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I want!

Any idea who made that beautiful thing?