Meaning
To ride or drive out on the road, especially in a group — a bike run, a bicycle or motorbike ride, or by extension a road trip or cruise for pleasure. A 'ride out' is the outing itself: friends linking up to ride out together, whether on bicycles, motorbikes, or in cars, moving through the streets as a crew. The word carries the feeling of freedom, style, and being seen on the road.
Examples
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Wi a ride out later pon di bike dem.
We're riding out later on the bikes.
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Big ride out gwaan pon di Sunday.
There's a big group ride happening on Sunday.
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Di whole crew ride out together.
The whole crew rode out together.
Origin
From English 'ride out'; a group ride/road outing. See [[cruff]], [[link-up]].
How it’s used
To ride/drive out, esp. as a group; also the outing itself. See [[cruff]], [[link-up]].