Okay, the user wants me to translate "pedal cyclist" into French. Let me think. The term "pedal cyclist" refers to someone who rides a bicycle, right? In French, the common term for a cyclist is "cycliste". But sometimes "cycliste" can be used for both men and women, though it's more commonly used for men. However, in modern French, "cycliste" is gender-neutral. Alternatively, "véloce" is a less common term, but "cycliste" is definitely the standard. Let me check if there's a more specific term. "Pedal cyclist" might emphasize the act of pedaling, but in French, "cycliste" already implies someone who cycles, which involves pedaling. So the direct translation would be "cycliste". I don't think there's a need to add anything else. The user might be looking for the most straightforward translation. Also, the user mentioned if the content is already in French, leave it as is. Since "pedal cyclist" is English, translating to "cycliste" is correct. I should make sure there's no alternative term I'm missing. Maybe "cycliste à vélo"? No, that's redundant. So the answer is "cycliste".
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