Crowd Looking At Nude Bicyclist

Right to bare arms and legs: Nude cyclists at Revolucion Monument take part during the 15th Annual The international, clothes-optional bike ride occurs on different dates , usually towards the end of spring and throughout the summer, generally during a weekend in some cities in all corners of the globe. Cyclists, rollerbladers, rollerskaters, skate boarders. All ages, sizes, and colors. Bring your family and your co-workers!

Ever wanted to ride down the road on a bicycle, unhindered by clothes? Thousands of people came together to do just that, but for a cause. A massive crowd of cyclists took to the streets of Mexico for the World Naked Bike ride. This is a clothing optional event where participants meet to ride together on bicycles, skates to protests against our dependence on fuel-consuming transportation and to deliver a vision of a cleaner, safer, body-positive world. The aim is to raise awareness about making the planet a better, eco-friendly place as also to do away with impossible body standards and to just be comfortable, literally, in your own skin. The dress code is 'bare as you dare', however nudity in this event is not compulsory. Participants are encouraged to be creative and to adorn themselves with paint, colourful masks or clothes which will capture the attention of the public and the media.

The World Naked Bike Ride is in town this weekend, meaning hundreds of nude cyclists will be out and about on two wheels. The event takes place in more than cities around the world, and has been happening in London since While it's all good fun, the World Naked Bike Ride has a serious message too, acting as a memorable but peaceful message with the following aims:. The key word here is "peaceful" — organisers of the event are at pains to ask everyone taking part to behave legally and respectfully. Happy to let it all hang out?

My friend Xochil was shocked to see me when we met up at the Portland Art Museum last Saturday night, mostly because I was wearing underwear, cowboy boots, and nothing else. Then again, she was barely clothed herself. After years of giving in to excuses like "It's raining," "I'm too tired," or "I don't want my bare breasts roving the city streets," I decided this year to squelch my inhibitions, take off my top and participate in the city's 10 th -annual World Naked Bike Ride. Born as a protest of pollution-based transportation and a biking-awareness builder, Portland's infamous clothing-optional ride has multiplied in size over the last decade, from riders in to 7, in , when the weather was particularly nice. I'll admit, the thought of being nude -- both on a bike and in an art museum -- made me want to round up and put on all my jackets at once.