09 June 2013
Hundreds of bare-bottomed cyclists all over the world took to the streets for World Naked Bike Ride event.
The annual ride, which took place in London, Brighton and Southampton as well as in cities across the globe, is a protest against oil dependency and a way to demonstrate the vulnerability of cyclists on the road.
London’s bike ride in the capital quite literally stopped traffic.
Some spectators were less than amused by the brazen riders. Twitter user Matthew Galvin said: “A cavalcade of naked cyclists have just ridden past my house. It wasn’t a pretty sight.”
Other events took place in New York, Mexico and Greece.
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Hundreds of bare-bottomed cyclists all over the world took to the streets for World Naked Bike Ride event.
The annual ride, which took place in London, Brighton and Southampton as well as in cities across the globe, is a protest against oil dependency and a way to demonstrate the vulnerability of cyclists on the road.
London’s bike ride in the capital quite literally stopped traffic.
Some spectators were less than amused by the brazen riders. Twitter user Matthew Galvin said: “A cavalcade of naked cyclists have just ridden past my house. It wasn’t a pretty sight.”
Other events took place in New York, Mexico and Greece.


