Bike-push cop Patrick Pogan — charged with shoving and then framing a Critical Mass cyclist for arrest — would “seriously consider” rejoining the NYPD if he’s acquitted, said his lawyer, as a Manhattan Supreme Court jury goes into Day 2 of deliberations today.

Pogan resigned before being fired after his indictment 18 months ago in the notorious Times Square cyclist take-down.

The ex-cop remains “cautiously optimistic” of his chances of acquittal, said the lawyer, Stuart London.