Die-in protest against Zenith Energy marks 20th World Naked Bike Ride
A flesh-filled spectacle that marked the 20th year Portlanders have come together for this mass protest and celebration.
A flesh-filled spectacle that marked the 20th year Portlanders have come together for this mass protest and celebration.
It’s one of the most amazing things our community does every year.
A new organizing crew has launched a different but very similar ride.
Think of it as a well-deserved year off for a ride that’s been working overtime for two decades.
The podcast is back! As I thought about how to cover the Naked Bike Ride this year, a podcast seemed like a fun way to do it. I’ve photographed and written about this magical event for many years, so I wanted to try something different. I also figured that a lot of people are getting … Read more
I have no idea how many people showed up to Peninsula Park for the World Naked Bike Ride tonight, but I don’t think people stayed away like organizers had hoped. The crowd was absolutely massive, and the vibes and spirit folks showed up with were even bigger. It was a perfect summer night to take … Read more
“We are trying to remind folks that this isn’t Bridge Pedal.” – WNBR organizer After growing into Portland’s biggest free bike event, the World Naked Bike Ride wants to get back to its roots. Organizers of this year’s edition — which will embark from Peninsula Park Saturday night — say they want the ride to … Read more
A man named Patrick Cashman has a bone to pick with Portland’s World Naked Bike Ride, the 9,000-rider strong annual event which will embark from Laurelhurst Park on June 29th. Cashman has been on a personal crusade since late last year to hold ride organizers accountable to the letter of the law and to force … Read more
The local edition of the World Naked Bike Ride, Portland’s annual clothing-optional gathering that celebrates human-powered transport and the vulnerability of people who do it, will start from Laurelhurst Park. The 16th edition of the ride happens on June 29th at 8:00 pm.
Preparations are already underway.
How was it for you?
Don’t be that person.
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