Post by wheelspinner on Mar 5, 2012 3:12:38 GMT -5
A light-hearted way to draw attention to a serious issue. If you look at the pictures in the article, you will all feel grateful that I am too unfit to take part. Nobody needs to see my current range of scars and bruising in public. :-)
Cyclists take cheeky approach to pushing road safety
Nude, rude and a little bit cold - more than 260 naughty cyclists braved the chill and the embarrassment to take part in the World Naked Bike Ride yesterday.
One of seven cities around Australia and 70 cities worldwide to take part, Melbourne's riders geared down with most opting for the full monty amid the underwear and body paint.
The cyclists took in Brunswick, Lygon, Bourke and Spring streets in support of naturism, environmentalism, pacifism and 'biketivism'.
www.theage.com.au/victoria/-1ubds.html
Cyclists take cheeky approach to pushing road safety
Nude, rude and a little bit cold - more than 260 naughty cyclists braved the chill and the embarrassment to take part in the World Naked Bike Ride yesterday.
One of seven cities around Australia and 70 cities worldwide to take part, Melbourne's riders geared down with most opting for the full monty amid the underwear and body paint.
The cyclists took in Brunswick, Lygon, Bourke and Spring streets in support of naturism, environmentalism, pacifism and 'biketivism'.
www.theage.com.au/victoria/-1ubds.html
