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INFO FOR OUR RIDERS:
 
INFO FOR OUR RIDERS:
  
We're riding '''Sunday 4 September 2011 at dusk'''.
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We're riding '''Sunday 4 September 2011: Meet at 3PM. Ride at 5PM.'''.
  
 
There is no sign-in or registration for our ride. Riders should subscribe to the PNBR email list to receive detailed ride info.  
 
There is no sign-in or registration for our ride. Riders should subscribe to the PNBR email list to receive detailed ride info.  
  
 
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The 2010 photo-policy and placard is available here: [http://phillynakedbikeride.org/PLACARD2010.pdf Click here to save or open the PDF in your browser.]
 
  
 
Check [http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/group.php?gid=88912469891 PNBR's Facebook] for info
 
Check [http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/group.php?gid=88912469891 PNBR's Facebook] for info
  
 
Sign up for email updates at [http://phillynakedbikeride.org/list/?p=subscribe phillynakedbikeride.org]!
 
Sign up for email updates at [http://phillynakedbikeride.org/list/?p=subscribe phillynakedbikeride.org]!
 
Download the PNBR#2 poster and email it to your friends! You can print and distribute it too! [http://phillynakedbikeride.org/PNBR_2010_Poster.pdf Click here to save or open the PDF in your browser.]
 
  
 
PNBR is a participant funded event. To make a donation in any amount, use this secure link to PayPal. [https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=donations%40phillynakedbikeride%2eorg&lc=US&item_name=Philadelphia%20Naked%20Bike%20Ride&item_number=PNBR&currency_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donateCC_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted Click here to make a DONATION!]
 
PNBR is a participant funded event. To make a donation in any amount, use this secure link to PayPal. [https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=donations%40phillynakedbikeride%2eorg&lc=US&item_name=Philadelphia%20Naked%20Bike%20Ride&item_number=PNBR&currency_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donateCC_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted Click here to make a DONATION!]
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==Media coverage==
 
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[[file:DSC01014.1.JPG |500px|thumb|center|PNBR 2010]]
 
[[file:DSC01014.1.JPG |500px|thumb|center|PNBR 2010]]
  
*'''PNBR 2010''' Number 2 had awesome weather, and had over one thousand participants. There were a few accidents, but luckly only mild ones to report. It was about an eight mile ride that lasted for about two hours.  
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*'''PNBR 2010''' Number 2 had awesome weather, and had over two thousand participants. There were a few accidents, but luckly only mild ones to report. It was about an 4 mile ride that lasted for about two hours.  
  
 
*'''PNBR 2009''' Philadelphia's first ride was on Sunday 6 September 2009.  The innaugural ride assembled along the Schuylkill river trail. Riders and onlookers were separated at the Locust Street entrance to the trail.  Riders assembled on the lower trail between Walnut and Chestnut streets; onlookers were encouraged to watch the meet-up and cheer from the elevated ramps and walkways between the two bridges. A small changing/body painting area was set up beneath the ramps between Walnut and Chestnut for riders wanting some privacy to get ready. The non-riders at the meeting place were excited and supportive. With over 1,000 people at the site there were only two reports of crude or aggressive behavior by non-riders before departure.   
 
*'''PNBR 2009''' Philadelphia's first ride was on Sunday 6 September 2009.  The innaugural ride assembled along the Schuylkill river trail. Riders and onlookers were separated at the Locust Street entrance to the trail.  Riders assembled on the lower trail between Walnut and Chestnut streets; onlookers were encouraged to watch the meet-up and cheer from the elevated ramps and walkways between the two bridges. A small changing/body painting area was set up beneath the ramps between Walnut and Chestnut for riders wanting some privacy to get ready. The non-riders at the meeting place were excited and supportive. With over 1,000 people at the site there were only two reports of crude or aggressive behavior by non-riders before departure.   

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We're riding Sunday 4 September 2011: Meet at 3PM. Ride at 5PM..

There is no sign-in or registration for our ride. Riders should subscribe to the PNBR email list to receive detailed ride info.


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PNBR 2010
  • PNBR 2010 Number 2 had awesome weather, and had over two thousand participants. There were a few accidents, but luckly only mild ones to report. It was about an 4 mile ride that lasted for about two hours.
  • PNBR 2009 Philadelphia's first ride was on Sunday 6 September 2009. The innaugural ride assembled along the Schuylkill river trail. Riders and onlookers were separated at the Locust Street entrance to the trail. Riders assembled on the lower trail between Walnut and Chestnut streets; onlookers were encouraged to watch the meet-up and cheer from the elevated ramps and walkways between the two bridges. A small changing/body painting area was set up beneath the ramps between Walnut and Chestnut for riders wanting some privacy to get ready. The non-riders at the meeting place were excited and supportive. With over 1,000 people at the site there were only two reports of crude or aggressive behavior by non-riders before departure.

Preparations were completed within an hour and a half. There was communication with police at the meeting site and an escort was provided. The PNBR drummers marched down the trail to start the ride. The Philadelphia Police were outstanding: respectful and supportive; stopping traffic at major intersections, and staying throughout the route. An errant rider led a group of approximately 40 on a fast paced, and at times difficult, alternate route. They made it to the afterparty unscathed.

The route ended at 5th and Fairmount, getting off the street and into the afterparty was time consuming, but police continued to help direct traffic and riders until the intersection was cleared.

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