Freewheeler
[free-hwee-ler, -wee-] /ˈfriˈʰwi lər, -ˈwi-/
noun
1.
a vehicle that can .
2.
a person who works or lives in an independent, often daring, way.
3.
a person who is primarily concerned with having a good time.
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