Depends on where you're starting from, and how you ride. Generally, bicycling is more about stamina than strength, so cyclists rarely get particularly big. But if you start from really, really skinny, then even bicycling will build some muscle.
Then we have the sprint specialists. These guys are all about all-out effort for a fairly short distance, and they can build a fair bit of muscle.
riding a bike actually does make you taller, depending on how many mom's you have.
yes and no
Go horse riding. I'm very skinny but go horseriding so have a nice curvy shape. Horseriding will make your hips bigger and thighs more muscley!
Jodhpurs
The easy answer is, neither bigger or smaller. Your butt is just sitting there. Think of aerobic exercise as a whole body exercise. However, it will get smaller if you are starting with a more than average fat supply. And, if your intensity and mileage is high enough, you will be building muscle in your legs, and butt area, but most people will not experience a bigger butt.
Your hips are at least 10 inches bigger in circumference than your waist,if your boobs are too,you're an hourglass.
Your hips are the protrusions between your waist and your thighs.
Eat something greasy.
Yes
Tummy, hips & thighs class.
It can do yes. Weight gain during pregnancy can go anywhere hun. Hips, thighs, bottom, adbomonen etc.
A pear body shape is one in which the shoulders of the person are not as wide as the hips thus the name pear shaped. It is also known as the body type where you have a very slim waist but a bigger hips, thighs, and butt.
your turn out comes from the hips and thighs
This is a question that I've actually been asking around for. The best thing for huge hips, butt, or thighs is CARDIO!! Cardio includes: Fast paced walking up to 5 days a week, Running 3-4 days a week, Bike riding, and just plain moving! First take a measurment of your hips and do some cardio for a couple weeks and watch to see if those hips are slimmed. Remember that some people are just born with wider hips so don't be disappointed if you don't get results right away.