speeder n.

He whistled softly to himself, for under a thatched roof of yucca and bear grass stood a try-sky speeder of most modern make and design.

Stanton listening heard a faint rythmic [sic], metallic clicking which momentarily grew more audible and presently a small, gas-driven speeder appeared. The six miles to the plant were soon covered.

He tooled the speeder downtown to the office building where he maintained a floor.

She motioned him in and no sooner had the door closed than the speeder leaped forward and melted into the traffic.

I found a gasoline speeder a few miles down.

The speeder pulls up in front of a run-down, blockhouse cantina on the outskirts of the spaceport.

The speeder blasted away, pluming a thick, white roostertail of bleached dust high in the air. Ibid. 14/2 Minutes later, the speeder was whistling over the sparsely populated fringes of the city.

The speeder was just where I’d left it. I vaulted in and keyed the ignition.

This vessel looks a little like Luke’s speeder turned on its side.