Worlds 7th Naked Bike Ride 2010
YEEEEE HA. 2nd Annual World Naked Bike Ride," occurring in 70 cities in 20 countries, here, the ride in New York City, beginning in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn and traversing across lower Manhattan, including a stop at a BP petrol station and the United Nations.
Not quite naked but what the hell. Its all in very good spirit.Cyclists take part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event in Westminster, central London on June 12, 2010. Now in it's seventh year, the event has seen participation grow from 58 in 2004 to 1,200 in 2009. Taking a route that passes many of London's most famous landmarks, the ride allows those participating to decorate their body with messages of protest against oil dependency and motor vehicle usage
Pants! Not really. A cyclist takes part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event in Piccadilly, central London on June 12, 2010. Now in it's seventh year, the event has seen participation grow from 58 in 2004 to 1,200 in 2009. Taking a route that passes many of London's most famous landmarks, the ride allows those participating to decorate their body with messages of protest against oil dependency and motor vehicle usage. .
1) Cyclists prepare to take part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event
2) I say, what's going on here then? Officers of the Household Cavalry pass cyclists preparing to take part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event in Hyde Park.
3) Nice boots. A cyclist painted with the England flag takes part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event in Hyde Park.
4) Great International relations. Cyclists takes part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event in Westminster, central London on June 12, 2010. Now in it's seventh year, the event has seen participation grow from 58 in 2004 to 1,200 in 2009. Taking a route that passes many of London's most famous landmarks, the ride allows those participating to decorate their body with messages of protest against oil dependancy and motor vehicle usage.
5) Pants! Not really. A cyclist takes part in the annual "London World Naked Bike Ride" event in Piccadilly, central London on June 12, 2010. Now in it's seventh year, the event has seen participation grow from 58 in 2004 to 1,200 in 2009. Taking a route that passes many of London's most famous landmarks, the ride allows those participating to decorate their body with messages of protest against oil dependency and motor vehicle usage.
6) Naked gold #medallists? Well, they are all stars
7) Bum deal. That has to hurt
8) Naked cyclists taking part in the World Naked Bike Ride cross Westminster Bridge, in Central London June 12, 2010. The ride aimed to highlight what the organisers said where the dangers to cyclists, pedestrians and the environment posed by oil and other forms of non-renewable energy.
9) Naked cyclists taking part in the World Naked Bike Ride cross Westminster Bridge, in Central London June 12, 2010. The ride aimed to highlight what the organisers said where the dangers to cyclists, pedestrians and the environment posed by oil and other forms of non-renewable energy.
10) Cyclists are seen at a naked bike ride in Thessaloniki, northern Greece. More than 1,000 people took part in the ride, many in makeup, wigs and strategically-placed accessories. The annual event, the third held in Thessaloniki, was meant to draw attention to the overuse of cars and to highlight the alternative joys of cycling.
11) Participants of the World Naked Bike Ride are seen during a ride through Amsterdam June 12, 2010. The naked bicycle ride is a global campaign to defend the rights of cyclists to ride on the streets in safety and a protest against all the negative effects of oil, cars and non-renewable energy.
12) Naked cyclists ride their bikes at the Juarez Avenue, in Mexico City.
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