leadcounsel
Moderator
Avoid the bike/gun holster idea. Too easy to get separated from it in a time you most need it - like say you're tackled or pushed off your bike (which would be easy to do on a trail).
Skip ankle holsters which shin in sedentary or walking situations but are terrible if you have to run, and presumably equally bad during biking with the constant motion, banging against bike etc.
Skip lower back carry as a fall could be crippling on your spine.
You're left with waistband or chest or shoulder holster carry, IWB or OWB. Take your pick.
When I run, I wear a thin waist pack that is made for a small handgun and magazine. It fits tightly and is discrete. Lots of various designers.
Skip ankle holsters which shin in sedentary or walking situations but are terrible if you have to run, and presumably equally bad during biking with the constant motion, banging against bike etc.
Skip lower back carry as a fall could be crippling on your spine.
You're left with waistband or chest or shoulder holster carry, IWB or OWB. Take your pick.
When I run, I wear a thin waist pack that is made for a small handgun and magazine. It fits tightly and is discrete. Lots of various designers.