World Naked Bike Ride

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  Somerserttom

  Jun 22, 2011

  I did one for the first time the other week-end in Exeter.  It was the first one for Exter as well as for me.  The weather was much the same and the buzz was fantastic.  Great support from the police and public.  Great fun for a great cause.

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  Cheri Donna Dawson

  Jun 25, 2011

  [quote]WNBR has more to do with exhibitionism then with Naturism. [/quote]   Yes, unless you've publicized the event to be anti-oil the reason it was originally created.

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  Dario Western

  Jul 3, 2011

  But it is still fun nonetheless and tends to attract younger people, something that the traditional naturist clubs are struggling to do.

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  gabare

  Jul 3, 2011

  wouldn't it be great if you didn't need a reason or cause and it was perfectly legal to ride your bicycle down the rode nude.

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  Canoodler

  Jul 3, 2011

  It really bothers me the number of people who love to denigrade the event. "It doesn't fit my idea of nudism", "It's just a bunch of exhibitionists.", "It doesn't do a thing to improve our lives." WHATEVER! Why can't people just let others do what they like if they are not harming or offending others? Isn't that what nudists want from the rest of society??? POSITIVE ASPECTS INCLUDE: Pointing out that basic nudity is neither harmful, offensive or illegal, Showing that odd people are not necessarily dangerous, having a wild, weird time whether partaking or just viewing, Pointing out that nudity is FUN, pointing out that streets are ok for bikes too, bringing people together, etc.
  Why must some always point out any negative aspect they can find? So WHAT if it takes some exhibitionistic types to make it happen? It's not like they're flaunting hard-ons or flashing. Nothing is inherently wrong with wanting to be seen. Let them have their fun. Let them laugh and smile and wave and be nude and maybe even make a bit of a point for car dominated culture and our slavery to petroleum. Geez.

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  ravensflyinnow

  Jul 3, 2011

  Yeah Canoodler!  Me too!!  sick of it!  I think the WNBR is a great idea....if everyone rode with clothes on...no one would pay attention..Put a bunch of naked painted mutants on bikes...and the world pays attention!!  Next year...I'm gonna be 1. Peace!!

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  kramtrohs

  Jul 4, 2011

  I wish they would organise it for Perth!!

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  kramtrohs

  Jul 4, 2011

  I wish they would organise it for Perth!!

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  DesertRat

  Aug 23, 2011

  Beachpuppy, Thanks for the link to the video. Looks like you had a fantastic time.

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  Brian

  Aug 30, 2011

  Is there one held anywhere in Western Canada? Particularly in Alberta?

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  blackbird1

  Sep 2, 2011

  It is a nice event but sadly enough, if they do that here in Belgium, 60 % have clothes on :-((( I don't call that a naked bike ride.

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  Bevans999

  Jun 29, 2012

  The WNBR is just so much fun. I think I laughed non-stop for the entire 2-hour ride. It's completely harmless and reinforces the idea that all body types are acceptable and normal.

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  rolie100

  Jan 5, 2014

  Hope the ones in 2014 will get a success again. I joined Amsterdam several times :-)
  stay naked, Roland

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