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Date: Saturday 20 April 2024
Time: 11am Gathering, 12pm/Noon Start
Location: Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)

Info: 20 April 2024 Caltrain service advisory. No morning Caltrain service to San Francisco. Replacement bus service will only stop at selected stations and will have limited capacity for bikes.

The WNBR Route Map - Saturday 20 April 2024

Ride with GPS route - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46069540

When riding to the Haight and the Panhandle, we will follow The Wiggle, which minimizes the grade of the inclines.

When riding back to Market from the Haight, we will ride a few blocks downhill on Haight St, with a maximum downhill grade of 5%.

WNBR SF 2024 Calendar

Winter: Saturday 10 February 2024 (Love Parade Ride&AfterParty)
Spring: Saturday 20 April 2024 (Earth Day Ride&AfterParty)
Spring: Saturday 18 May 2024 (Bay to Breakers Weekenders’ Ride&AfterParty)
Summer: Saturday 8 June 2024 (WNBR Northern hemisphere Ride&AfterParty)
Autumn: Saturday 28 September 2024 (Fall Equinox & Folsom Ride&AfterParty)

All San Francisco World Naked Bike Rides will begin at:
Location: Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)
Time: 11am Gathering | 12pm/Noon Start

WNBR AfterParty

Time: After the Ride | Location: In the Castro business area, Castro & 18th Street

We will meet up to socialize & patronize #NudistWelcomingMerchants in the Castro at the end of the ride. Food can be take out or sitdown service has been an extended courtesy at a number of restaurants.

Previous ride - Saturday 10 February 2024

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Date: Saturday 10 February 2024
Time: 11am Gathering, 12pm/Noon Start
Location: Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)

Media Coverage

The WNBR Basics

Schedule

11:00 AM: Gather. Rincon Park, Folsom & Embarcadero Blvd., by the Cupids Arrow. Remain dressed until instructed to disrobe for the ride. Ride begins promptly at noon.

If you need to rent a bike, there are quite a few options at and around the nearby Ferry Building.

Route

The routes vary and will typically include our favorite parts of the city such as the Embarcadero, Mission Bay, the Civic Center, the Haight, the Panhandle, and the Castro. A route plan will be published here and on our other social media pages.

When riding to the Haight or the Panhandle, we usually follow The Wiggle, which minimizes the grade of the inclines.

When riding to Market from the Haight, we usually ride a few blocks downhill on Haight St, with a maximum downhill grade of 5%.

Ride Pace and Difficulty

Just try to stay on the right shoulder in designated bike lanes or in the right lane. With enough riders, we will take up the right lane the whole way. Cars will be passing us. Most cars go slow, as drivers and passengers like getting pictures, but there can always be that impatient jerk that speeds by. Do not throw things at cars. Those that do will be told to leave and not return. Sometimes, we are on sidewalks. Always annunciate your approach "rider on your left" and use your bell if equipped. Our policy is "no riders left behind" Please do not take point and do a "Lance Armstrong" imitation. This is a protest ride, not an Olympic sprint. If you are falling behind, yell to the riders in front to hold up. We usually have a sweep rider who can notify our group to hold up for a mechanical failure or other unforeseen issue.

Weather

Out of the past twenty years, it has been seasonably mild in the 60s. A couple of times it was in the upper 70s and once in the mid 80s. As is typical for San Francisco, dress in layers, at least have a light windbreaker ready, maybe one of those transparent rain covers.

Getting there

You can ride your bike to the start from anywhere in the city. Out of town, you can ride from BART or CALTRAIN or put your bike on the front of Muni buses. If you drive, I suggest parking near the finish line somewhere in the Castro. Check for meters and time limits. There is parking enforcement on Saturdays

Bikes

Your bike is in good shape if you ride frequently, but if your last ride was a WNBR, check your tires, brakes and shifters. Do your maintenance and tuning before the ride, not during it.

ABC Quick Check - Basic Bike Check - League of American Bicyclists

Bike Network

Alternative Participation

Being California, everyone does things differently. We want to offer the broadest possible welcome. First of all, obey all the Laws of Comfort! There's no nudity requirement. Whether you come clothed in a full-length Fun-Fur or just a top hat, come as bare as you dare. Most riders carry some minimal clothing to wear when arriving and departing the group. See the FAQ for more info.

Skates

Secondly, skaters are welcome. Some skaters have joined us repeatedly! Since skaters tend to expend about 2x as much energy, and tend to roll 50% slower than bikers, skaters may wish to follow an abbreviated route. One very accomplished naked skater in the 2010 SF WNBR skated up and down the steepest part of Lombard Street, The Crookedest Street in the World, to everyone's amazement.

Public Nudity in San Francisco

The Park Police & Park Rangers have jurisdiction at the parks. SFPD has responsibility for the rest of the city and parks. We have First Amendment protection, but always be prepared to cover if asked. In general, we are protected by the First Amendment. The SFPD have been mostly friendly and have offered to escort us if the ride numbers get larger. We wish to stay on their good side, so if asked to dress, don't challenge them. Please, PLEASE don't attempt to speak for the group and antagonize the authorities. Don't assume public observing us nearby want you to mingle close to their space either. If they approach us for pictures, fine. There are still a number of the public not comfortable with public nudity, so don't impose yourself on them.

Links

Current active contacts and information

Facebook Page: "World Naked Bike Ride - San Francisco" (https://www.facebook.com/wnbrsf/)
Twitter handle: @SFWNBR
Twitter hashtags: #WNBRsf2024 #WNBRsf

Location Links

Please also visit

Subpages

Publicity, Media Coverage and Ride Reports

This page contains links to press releases, media coverage and ride reports covering previous SF WNBR events. (Some of the coverage contains images of public nudity.)

Promotional Materials

This page contains links to flyers and other promotional materials for past and future SF WNBR events. (Most flyers contain images of public nudity.) Help us get the word out. Print these flyers and distribute at other protest events, sport/bike shops and college campuses. Or, create your own flyers by combining your own ideas with the materials provided.

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+{{Social media button|SiteName=Facebook|Link=https://www.facebook.com/wnbrsf/}}
+{{Social media button|SiteName=Twitter|Link=https://twitter.com/SFWNBR}}
+{{Social media button|SiteName=Twitter|Link=https://twitter.com/hashtag/WNBRsf2024}}
+'''Bookmark this page''': [https://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/index.php?title=San_Francisco#Next_ride WNBR San Francisco wiki ride details]
+[[Image:WNBRSF banner 2022.jpeg‎|left|600px|WNBRSF banner]]
+<br style="clear: both;" />
+{{Ride location next ride|Date=Saturday 20 April 2024|Time=11am Gathering, 12pm/Noon Start|Location=[https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/32862802#map=17/37.79122/-122.38961&layers=Y Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)]}}
+[[Image:SF Rincon Park start 2024.png|left|500px|link=https://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/a/ab/SF_Rincon_Park_start_2024.png|WNBR meeting location Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)]] <br style="clear: both;" />
+{{info}}[https://www.caltrain.com/status 20 April 2024 Caltrain service advisory. No morning Caltrain service to San Francisco. Replacement bus service will only stop at selected stations and will have limited capacity for bikes.]
+==The WNBR Route Map - Saturday 20 April 2024==
+[https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46069540 Ride with GPS route - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46069540]
+[[Image:WNBRsf2024-04-20-route.jpg|560px|link=https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46069540]]
+<br style="clear:both" />
+When riding to the Haight and the Panhandle, we will follow [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wiggle The Wiggle, which minimizes the grade of the inclines].
+When riding back to Market from the Haight, we will ride a few blocks downhill on Haight St, with a maximum downhill grade of 5%.
+[[Image:WNBRsf2024-04-20-business-community-list.jpg|left|500px|link=https://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/9/90/WNBRsf2024-04-20-business-community-list.jpg|Nudist-Friendly Merchants]]
+[[Image:WNBRsf2024-04-20-Handout-B-right-panel.jpg|left|500px]]
+[[Image:WNBRsf2024-04-20-Handout-A.jpg|left|750px]]
+<br style="clear:both" />
+==WNBR SF 2024 Calendar==
+* Winter: '''Saturday 10 February 2024''' (Love Parade Ride&AfterParty)
+* Spring: '''Saturday 20 April 2024''' (Earth Day Ride&AfterParty)
+* Spring: '''Saturday 18 May 2024''' (Bay to Breakers Weekenders’ Ride&AfterParty)
+* Summer: '''Saturday 8 June 2024''' ([[:Category:Northern_hemisphere_ride_locations|WNBR Northern hemisphere Ride&AfterParty]])
+* Autumn: '''Saturday 28 September 2024''' (Fall Equinox & Folsom Ride&AfterParty)
+All San Francisco World Naked Bike Rides will begin at:<br />
+Location: '''[https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/32862802#map=17/37.79122/-122.38961&layers=Y Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)]'''<br />
+Time: '''11am Gathering''' | '''12pm/Noon Start'''
+[[Image:WNBR SF 2024 dates poster02.jpg|500px]]
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-Event Summary:
-* '''July 28th SF WNBR:''' We are doing our 2nd Northern Hemisphere WNBR of the year as our fearless WNBR leader, Conrad, has proposed July 28 as a new alternative ride date. The consensus among the regular SF WNBR riders is: "why not do both?" This will be our first SF WNBR on July 28th along with WNBRs in Vancouver, Saint Louis, Charleston and Cork, Ireland occurring on the same day. So, you'll have at least one more chance this year to call attention to environmental activism, body freedom, bicycling as an alternative to cars and a generally greener way of living. Not-to-mention the joy of receiving an overwhelmingly positive response in the form of laughs and smiles from those that see you in the buff. If nothing else, it's a fun, light-hearted, wacky way to use your colorful, vulnerable body to advocate for or protest against various social and environmental issues. As always, it's free and no r.s.v.p. is required. Just show up!
+__TOC__
+__INDEX__
-* '''September 22nd SF Nude-In:''' The 3rd annual [http://www.facebook.com/events/389367984409373 public "Nude In" demonstration] organized by Mitch Hightower will occur on Saturday, September 22 at Jane Warner Plaza in the Castro at noon. Even though this protest is unrelated to the WNBRs, it supports one of the WNBR goals of body freedom. Last year we did do a low-key WNBR-style naked bike ride that ended at last year's Nude In event. We may do the same this year. Also, last year on this same day, the environmental group 350.org held their [https://www.facebook.com/350.org/timeline/story?ut=32&wstart=1314860400&wend=1317452399&hash=10150694656347708&pagefilter=3&ustart=1 "Moving Planet"] march up Market Street to the Civic Center. If they do this again, we will have a contingent of WNBR representatives, but likely it will not be an official WNBR ride.
+==WNBR AfterParty==
-|}
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+*'''Time: After the Ride | Location:''' In the Castro business area, Castro & 18th Street
-[[Image:Justin_Herman_Plaza_Map_06.jpg|right|256px|link=|Where we are meeting]]
-{{Ride location next ride|Date=Saturday, 28 July 2012.|Time=11:00 AM|Location=North end of Justin Herman Plaza (JHP) near Market St. and the Embarcadero, across from the Ferry Building. Meet on the north or east side of the large fountain next to the large grassy area. See the map on the right. (FaceFX will be there to provide professional body painting. It's free but donations would be appreciated.)}}
 <br />
-'''Shortcut to this page:''' [http://www.sfwnbr.org/ www.sfwnbr.org]
+*'''We will meet up to socialize & patronize #NudistWelcomingMerchants in the Castro at the end of the ride. Food can be take out or sitdown service has been an extended courtesy at a number of restaurants.
+[[Image:WNBRsf2024-04-20-business-community-list.jpg|left|500px|link=https://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/9/90/WNBRsf2024-04-20-business-community-list.jpg|Nudist-Friendly Merchants]]
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-__NOTOC__
-==Ride details==
+{{Ride location previous ride|Date=Saturday 10 February 2024|Time=11am Gathering, 12pm/Noon Start|Location=[https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/32862802#map=17/37.79122/-122.38961&layers=Y Rincon Park (at the intersection of Folsom Street & The Embarcadero)]}}
+'''Media Coverage'''
+* [https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/naked-bike-ride-sf-18659586.php 'Nudism is freedom': Naked cyclists take to San Francisco's streets | San Francisco Chronicle | 10 February 2024]
+** [https://archive.is/20240211044140/https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/naked-bike-ride-sf-18659586.php Archive]
+* [https://sfist.com/2024/02/10/10-things-to-do-in-san-francisco-this-week-if-you-need-to-make-last-minute-valentines-day-plans/ 10 Things to Do in San Francisco This Week If You Need to Make Last-Minute Valentine’s Day Plans | SFist | 10 February 2024]
+** [https://web.archive.org/web/20240210232441/https://sfist.com/2024/02/10/10-things-to-do-in-san-francisco-this-week-if-you-need-to-make-last-minute-valentines-day-plans/ Archive]
+==The WNBR Basics==
 [[Image:SF_WNBR_AD_2011_03_728x90_C.JPG|left|728px|WNBR San Francisco Style]]
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-|}
-{|
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 ===Schedule===
-*'''11:00 AM''': Gather. The earlier time allows us to take advantage of the midday warmth during the middle of summer. Undress. Apply sunscreen.  Turn sheets & maps distributed and going over route details. Bike checkout & attaching signs / body painting & slogans. Group photo, then pre-start circling in the plaza in front of the fountain
+*'''11:00 AM''': Gather. Rincon Park, Folsom & Embarcadero Blvd., by the Cupids Arrow. Remain dressed until instructed to disrobe for the ride. Ride begins promptly at noon.
-*'''just  after Noon''': Ride starts (approx). Depending on the mood of the group and the amount of media coverage we are getting the ride may start a bit after noon.
-*'''about 4 hours after it starts''' (approx): Main ride finishes. Riders are free to leave the mass at anytime, as it is a DIY (do it yourself) ride, but why miss out on the fun?
+If you need to rent a bike, there are quite a few options at and around the nearby Ferry Building.
-<!--
-*'''After''': While not part of the ride, an attempt is being made to arrange for a post-ride get together at some hospitable establishment for brief ''apres-cours'' refreshments, preferably ''au naturel''.
--->
 ===Route===
-<!--
+<!---->
-We finally have a [[San_Francisco:Route|route]] worked out. It's in 2 legs like last year. You can choose to ride one or both legs. The 1st leg covers the tourist areas along the bay and the 2nd leg goes inland through the city to Golden Gate Park.
+The routes vary and will typically include our favorite parts of the city such as the Embarcadero, Mission Bay, the Civic Center, the Haight, the Panhandle, and the Castro. A route plan will be published here and on our other social media pages.
--->
-'''In Revision.''' The route for the July ride is being revised. Initially, the intent was to revisit parts of the first 2004 route, and then head westward toward Ocean Beach. But then it was learned that the dreaded LA Dodgers are in town to play our beloved SF Giants, so we must do a loop around AT&T Park to start the ride and delight all those baseball fans. We'll then return to Market Street on Third Street and continue to the Wiggle up to the Haight (Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Stop!!!) Then we will head to Fulton and out to Ocean Beach. We will then ride south on the Great Highway, past the Zoo, & a lap around Lake Merced. Then we will head back east up Sloat where we will turn onto Portola and Market Street to our finish at the Market Street/Castro Street corner.
+When riding to the Haight or the Panhandle, we usually follow [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wiggle The Wiggle, which minimizes the grade of the inclines].
-It is a longer route, but with more flat portions. There are also good bike lanes on most of it, plus the Great Highway southbound has been frequently closed to vehicular traffic this summer. The final portion on Portola is a mild uphill grade and we plan several stops to regroup and refresh ourselves
+When riding to Market from the Haight, we usually ride a few blocks downhill on Haight St, with a maximum downhill grade of 5%.
 ===Ride Pace and Difficulty===
-The ride is at a slow to moderate pace with frequent stops with the intention of maximum visibility to the motoring public, chant protest slogans and allow the public to take photos. We try to stay on level ground but San Francisco is a hilly place, so some hills are to be expected.  If the route takes us up the rare steep hill we walk so no one is left behind.
+Just try to stay on the right shoulder in designated bike lanes or in the right lane. With enough riders, we will take up the right lane the  whole way. Cars will be passing us. Most cars go slow, as drivers and passengers like getting pictures, but there can always be that impatient jerk that speeds by. Do not throw things at cars. Those that do will be told to leave and not return. Sometimes, we are on sidewalks. Always annunciate your approach "rider on your left" and use your bell if equipped. Our policy is "no riders left behind" Please do not take point and do a "Lance Armstrong" imitation. This is a protest ride, not an Olympic sprint. If you are falling behind, yell to the riders in front to hold up. We usually have a sweep rider who can notify our group to hold up for a mechanical failure or other unforeseen issue.
 ===Weather===
-Late July weather should be quite warm and ideal for a naked bike ride. As of Monday July 23, the forecast for the weekend shows a warmup with temperatures in the 70's in most parts of the city, 60's at the coast. If wind and fog is a concern, it is suggested to have a windbreaker ready for any cooler portions of the ride. Check the local weather at the following sites:
+Out of the past twenty years, it has been seasonably mild in the 60s. A couple of times it was in the upper 70s and once in the mid 80s. As is typical for San Francisco, dress in layers, at least have a light windbreaker ready, maybe one of those transparent rain covers.
-* [http://www.sfgate.com/weather/ San Francisco Chronicle]
+* [http://www.sfgate.com/weather/ SFGATE Weather]
 * [http://weather.sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/US/CA/San_Francisco.html KCBS Radio, San Francisco]
+* [https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/bay-area-fog-tracker/ SF Chronicle Bay Area Fog Tracker]
+* [https://fog.today/ fog.today Bay Area Fog Tracker]
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 ===Getting there===
-If you live out of town, please try to use public transportation to get to the start of the ride. Parking in the area is limited and expensive. Both BART and CalTrain take bicycles. If you do drive, try to carpool. There is a fair number of parking on the southern area of Market near the ride's final destination at  the Castro/Market corner. It takes about 10-15 minutes to ride your bike from there to Justin Herman Plaza. Check out these websites for details:
+You can ride your bike to the start from anywhere in the city. Out of town, you can ride from BART or CALTRAIN or put your bike on the front of Muni buses. If you drive, I suggest parking near the finish line somewhere in the Castro. Check for meters and time limits. There is parking enforcement on Saturdays
 * [http://www.bart.gov/ Bay Area Rapid Transit]
 * [http://www.caltrain.com/ CalTrain]
+===Bikes===
+<!---->
+Your bike is in good shape if you ride frequently, but if your last ride was a WNBR, check your tires, brakes and shifters. Do your maintenance and tuning before the ride, not during it.
+* [https://bikeleague.org/videos/basic-bike-check/ ABC Quick Check - Basic Bike Check - League of American Bicyclists]
+===Bike Network===
+*[https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/37.7787/-122.4395&layers=C OpenStreetMap cycling layer for San Francisco]
+*[https://www.sfmta.com/maps/san-francisco-bike-network-map SFMTA Bike Network Map]
+**[https://www.sfmta.com/sites/default/files/pdf_map/2021/06/sfmta_recommendedbikeroutes_0.pdf SFMTA Recommended Bike Routes as of 2021]
+**[https://www.sfmta.com/sites/default/files/pdf_map/2020/04/sf_bike_map2019_5.31.19.pdf SFMTA Complete Bike Map PDF as of May 31, 2019]
 ===Alternative Participation===
-Being California, everyone does things differently. We want to offer the broadest possible welcome. First of all, obey all the Laws of Comfort! There's no nudity requirement. Whether you come clothed in a full-length Fun-Fur or just a top hat, come as bare as you dare. Most riders carry some minimal clothing to wear when arriving and departing the group. One bike rental place offered 50% discounts to WNBR riders this year. See the [[San_Francisco:FAQ|FAQ]] for more info.
+Being California, everyone does things differently. We want to offer the broadest possible welcome. First of all, obey all the Laws of Comfort! There's no nudity requirement. Whether you come clothed in a full-length Fun-Fur or just a top hat, come as bare as you dare. Most riders carry some minimal clothing to wear when arriving and departing the group. See the [[San_Francisco:FAQ|FAQ]] for more info.
 ====Skates====
 [[Image:SF_WNBR_2010_06_12_144054_128x180.JPG‎|right|128px|Skater on Lombard]]
-Secondly, skaters are welcome. Some skaters have joined us repeatedly! Since skaters tend to expend about 2x as much energy, and tend to roll 50% slower than bikers, skaters may wish to follow an abbreviated but comparable route by linking the level grades in the beginning and ending segments of the ride. One very accomplished naked skater in the 2010 SF WNBR skated up and down the steepest part of Lombard Street, ''The Crookedest Street in the World,'' to everyone's amazement.
+Secondly, skaters are welcome. Some skaters have joined us repeatedly! Since skaters tend to expend about 2x as much energy, and tend to roll 50% slower than bikers, skaters may wish to follow an abbreviated route. One very accomplished naked skater in the 2010 SF WNBR skated up and down the steepest part of Lombard Street, ''The Crookedest Street in the World,'' to everyone's amazement.
 <br style="clear:both" />
 ===Public Nudity in San Francisco===
-Liberal San Francisco is accustomed to people going completely naked on public streets in broad daylight. Other city events where open nudity is common are Critical Mass rides, Bay-to-Breakers, Nude Olympics, the Folsom Street Fair and Gay Pride events. Basically, as long as you only go naked in public streets and stay out of any city or federal parks you are good. Going naked outside the main group does increase your chances of being cited for something whether justified or not. There's more safety in numbers.
-Inform yourself of the local nudity laws before you bare all in case you have to explain yourself. This [[File:SF_WNBR.Nudity_laws.pdf]] (~100 Kbs) contains the actual codes and regulations (with references) regarding nudity so you can educate anyone who may question your right to go naked in public. Always treat the authorities with courtesy and respect and dress when ordered to do so. (If you need help interpreting the codes, please seek the advice of a lawyer.)
+The Park Police & Park Rangers have jurisdiction at the parks. SFPD has responsibility for the rest of the city and parks. We have First Amendment protection, but always be prepared to cover if asked. In general, we are protected by the First Amendment. The SFPD have been mostly friendly and have offered to escort us if the ride numbers get larger. We wish to stay on their good side, so if asked to dress, don't challenge them. Please, PLEASE don't attempt to speak for the group and antagonize the authorities. Don't assume public observing us nearby want you to mingle close to their space either. If they approach us for pictures, fine. There are still a number of the public not comfortable with public nudity, so don't impose yourself on them.
-|}
+[[Image:SF_WNBR_AD_2011_03_728x90_G.JPG‎|left|728px|WNBR for All]]
-[[Image:SF_WNBR_AD_2011_03_728x90_G.JPG‎|left|728px|Critical Mass with more ass!]]
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 ==Links==
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-<span class="facebook-linkbox">[http://www.facebook.com/pages/World-Naked-Bike-Ride-San-Francisco/104135439628760 Join us!]</span>
-[http://www.SFBikeRide.org/ Main WNBR website]
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-===Discussion groups===
-*[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SF_WNBR/ SF WNBR Yahoo! Group]
-*[http://tribes.tribe.net/worldnakedbikeride_sanfrancisco SF WNBR Tribe] (might be dropped for lack of interest)
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+===Current active contacts and information===
+* [https://www.facebook.com/wnbrsf/ Facebook Page: "World Naked Bike Ride - San Francisco" (https://www.facebook.com/wnbrsf/)]
+* [https://twitter.com/SFWNBR Twitter handle: @SFWNBR]
+* Twitter hashtags: [https://twitter.com/hashtag/WNBRsf2024 #WNBRsf2024] [https://twitter.com/hashtag/WNBRsf #WNBRsf]
 ===Location Links===
+*[https://www.google.com/maps/place/Rincon+Park/@37.7916129,-122.3899506,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x8085806ffb969c91:0xc41ceaed49162ccc!8m2!3d37.7916129!4d-122.3899506!16s%2Fg%2F1tg_lvys?entry=ttu Rincon "Cupid's Arrow" Park (at the intersection of The Embarcadero & Folsom Street]
+*[https://www.google.com/maps/place/Castro+St+%26+Jane+Warner+Plaza,+San+Francisco,+CA+94114/@37.7624392,-122.4377654,564m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x808f7e1caa76c85d:0x4bbf60261890239c!8m2!3d37.7624392!4d-122.4351905!16s%2Fg%2F11gf2cpmpt?entry=ttu Castro St]
 *[http://maps.google.com/?q=San+Francisco Google Map of {{PAGENAME}}]
 *[[Wikipedia: {{PAGENAME}}]]
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 ===Please also visit===
-*[http://www.climatecrisis.org/ Climate Crisis.org]
-|}
+*[https://citizensclimatelobby.org/ Citizens' Climate Lobby (CCL)]
+*[https://climateride.org/ Climate Ride]
+*[https://bikeleague.org/ The League of American Bicyclists]
+*[https://calbike.org/ California Bicycle Coalition (CalBike)]
 ==Subpages==
-{|
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 ===[[San_Francisco:Publicity|Publicity, Media Coverage and Ride Reports]]===
 This page contains links to press releases, media coverage and ride reports covering previous SF WNBR events. (Some of the coverage contains images of public nudity.)
 ===[[San_Francisco:Promotions|Promotional Materials]]===
 This page contains links to flyers and other promotional materials for past and future SF WNBR events. (Most flyers contain images of public nudity.) '''Help us get the word out. Print these flyers and distribute at other protest events, sport/bike shops and college campuses.''' Or, create your own flyers by combining your own ideas with the materials provided.
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-===[[San_Francisco:Route|Route Info]]===
+===[[San_Francisco:Previous Rides|Previous Rides]]===
-This page contains links to route descriptions, maps and turn sheets for current and past rides.
+This page contains archived ride info for past rides that once appeared on this main page.
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 ===[[San_Francisco:Ride_Safety|Ride Safety]]===
 This page discusses safety issues when riding around San Francisco. Thanks to Leo for this.
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+===[[:Category:San Francisco files]]===
+Wiki category containing recent flyers, posters, photos, and other promotional materials.
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