NYC trainer bribes cop with free workout sessions to get out of bicycling ticket

A muscle-headed bicyclist was charged with bribery after he tried to backpedal his way out of a summons by offering a cop free-workout sessions to look the other way, law-enforcement sources said.

Wesley Fecu, 30, a personal trainer, was stopped for riding his mountain bike on the sidewalk on Church Street at Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn Saturday, the sources told The New York Post.

The workout warrior might have thought the officer — who was last listed at 118 pounds — needed some time in the weight room.

Fecu allegedly offered the cop gym services at one of the Synergy Fitness gyms if he were spared the summons.

“He could have got free personal-training sessions and a discount,” a law-enforcement source joked. “What a dummy.”

Fecu now faces misdemeanor bribery charges, in addition to the bike summons, the sources said.

Bicyclists have become the scourge of New York — especially since the city added thousands of rent-and-ride bike stations all over the place.