The World Naked Bike Ride takes place in London, a peaceful public protest with a serious focus, despite calls to be banned.
The World Naked Bike Ride is being held in London today after gracing the city every year since 2004. The event has faced calls to be banned but organisers and participants insist it is a peaceful, legal public protest with a serious focus.
Participants ride naked on various routes across London to protest against the global dependency on oil and celebrate body freedom. There are more than 10,000 naked cycle ride events held every year. Participants are also demonstrating against the global dependency on oil while also celebrating body freedom.
Lorry driver arrested after railway bridge collapse on main line into London The event has now been moved to a Sunday, rather than a Saturday, to avoid the traffic and protests surrounding Trooping of the Colour. You don’t need to sign up or pay to participate in WNBR. Naked bikers just need to turn up at the right time.
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