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{{Ride location next ride|Date=Friday 8 June 2007 ''(NB: not Saturday 9 June, when most other [[:Category:Northern hemisphere ride locations|northern hemisphere rides]] are taking place)''|Time=The ride sets off at 6.00pm.|Location=Assemble 5.00pm onwards in Memorial Gardens (off Leeman Road, nearby the Railway Station), York, YO26 4ZZ.  We will ride off from the adjacent Esplanade car park after a brief send-off speech from a local environmental campaigner.}}
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Other Northern rides: [[Newcastle Gateshead]], [[Manchester]], [[Scarborough]], [[Edinburgh]].
  
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The York World Naked Bike Ride is a protest against oil dependency and car culture. It is equally a celebration of the bike and the human body.
==About York's first ride==
 
'''Friday 9 June 2006, 6pm. Assemble in War Memorial Gardens, near Leeman Road, York YO26 4ZZ'''
 
  
This year's York ride is going to take place at 6pm on Friday 8 June 2006 (not on Saturday when most other Northern Hemisphere rides are taking place).  Assemble at 6pm in Memorial Gardens (off Leeman Road, nearby the Railway Station).  The departure time is 6.00pm prompt so aim to get to the assembly point at or before 5:30pm.
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The York WNBR is part of [http://www.bikeweek.org.uk/ Bike Week]
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As always, everyone is encouraged to go "as bare as they dare" and please affix/paint signs on your bike and/or body to indicate the reason why you are riding. Click here for [[media:York2002Advice_for_Riders.pdf|advice for riders]].
 
  
==Route==
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The ride will start at Memorial Gardens and end on the opposite bank of the Ouse at the Museum Gardens (which requires a short period of travelling by foot, pushing the bike). The total distance is about 5 miles of easy cycling.
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Here is a downloadable map of the new [http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/b/b1/York-2007-route-map.pdf 2007 route].  This is the newly updated route map (as of 3 June 2007).  The 2007 route is different from the 2006 one in many ways, but two additional features have had to be dropped, the first took in Boothham Bar, and the second was a loop featuring Fossgate, part of Walmgate, and Piccadilly.  The police and council advised that these changes were necessary on grounds of safety and to minimise disruption to traffic. We are still riding down Micklegate though.
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{{UK donations link}}
  
'''Advantages of the route:''' The proposed York ride is mostly straightforward with minimal car traffic. It starts close to the rail and bus stations, and there are Park & Ride facilities a short cycle distance from the start of the route. The route passes various landmarks of York including the Minster, historic bridges, pedestrianised medieval streets, Cliffords Tower, the Ouse River bankside, the Millennium cycle bridge, National Cycle route 65 and ends up in the beautiful riverside Museum Gardens.
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{{Ride location next ride|Date=Saturday 29 June 2024.|Time= 4.15pm prompt |Location= Assembly/departure point: 50 metres south of Millennium Bridge on the Fulford (east) side of the river.}}
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As always, everyone is encouraged to go "as bare as they dare" and please don't forget to affix/paint signs on your bike and/or body to indicate the reason why you are riding.
  
==Bike Hire==
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==Route and schedule==
Bikes can be hired from several places in York, but two very convenient hire options which previous riders recommend are:
 
[http://www.yorkbikerental.co.uk/ York Bike Rental] which drops off the bike at a location of your choice, and provides everything you need to go. A half-day folding bike is just £10.  Use 07939 254 863 or info[at]yorkbikerental.co.uk for more info.
 
  
[http://www.yha.org.uk/activities/budgie-bike-hire Budgie Bikes] is situated conveniently on Platform One at York Rail Station (you book through Europcar York).  Budgie supports the YHA network with hire bikes, and their prices are as little as £1.50 an hour (4 hour minimum charge) or £9.50 per day.  No pre-booking is required.  They have plenty of bikes.  The bike's are actually collected and returned via the Station Left Luggage facility which is open until 8.30pm on Friday night. For more info, contact the York YHA at 0870 770 6102 or York Europcar at 01904 656161 or Budgie Transport at 0152 438 9410
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'''Advantages of the York route:''' The York route is mostly flat. It runs on both streets and traffic-free paths. There are cycle-hire facilities a short cycle distance from the start. The route passes various landmarks of York including the Minster, historic Bars (city gates), and the iconic Clifford's Tower. It goes down medieval cobbled streets, traverses bridges both ancient and new, and glides along the banks of the scenic River Ouse, usually to the accompaniment of some great musicBecause of the surfaces we discourage runners, e-scooters and skaters as it is difficult for them to keep up, so bikes, trikes, tandems, hand-cycles and experienced unicyclists only please!
  
==Pre-Ride meetings and Events==
 
The ride planning will take place on the [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wnbr-uk/ WNBR UK] Yahoo! group, on the [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wnbr-York/ WNBR-YORK] Yahoo! group, and at WNBR Collective meetings in York.
 
  
FRIDAY 1 JUNE 2007 - Help is needed leafleting the YORK CRITICAL MASS - 5.30 for 6.00 pm departure, West end of the Minster.
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'''Ride schedule'''
  
SATURDAY 2 JUNE 2007 - The Big Recycle 1-4 pm York Environment Centre, St Nicholas Fields, off Lawrence Street, York.  Why not go along and raise awareness about the Ride, perhaps even book a stall?  Several riders will be there in other capacities.
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This is the ride schedule for 2024.  
  
==Publicity==
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3.00 pm Gathering of riders at Millennium Bridge. Time to have some refreshments, decorate your bike, paint your slogans. Bodypainting gazebo may be available, if we find a volunteer to organise that.  
Here is a [http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/9/9d/York-2007-flyer.pdf downloadable leaflet] to promote the ride. This has been printed in bulk, but you are free to make as many more copies as you wish. We now need to get as many of these leaflets distributed as possible. We are looking for a place where we could leave the leaflets for people to collect them (with a person or business in York). Preferably the leaflets could be collected in the evening between 4-8pm. Any volunteers? If you know of a business that might spring for this, please ask them and then get in touch with Jesse at 07814 587361 or write to yorkshire [at] worldnakedbikeride.org (replace the "at" by @ and remove square brackets).
 
  
We also have an '''A4 POSTER''' advertising the ride. This can be downloaded  [http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/index.php?title=Image:WNBR-York_07_A4_Poster.pdf here].  It's handy for posting on notice boards or as an additional item to offer when distributing the flyers to shops, businesses, colleges, community groups and so on.  Try copying it onto yellow or light-green paper.
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4.15 pm Departure from Millennium Bridge. We will cross the bridge and make our way through York, including some cycle paths and off-road infrastructure, as well as city centre locations. Our route takes us past Clifford's Tower where there will be a photo opportunity.
  
==York WNBR Planning Collective==
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== Advice for Riders ==
The York Planning Collective was relaunched in April 2007.  We are a group of cyclists working together in a co-operative way to a single end.  Some of us are based in York itself, some live in the surrounding towns and villages.
 
  
This year the Ride is being coordinated by someone who lives outside York, but in the future it would be useful to have someone local acting as the main ride coordinator. Ideally we'd have two people collaborating as coordinators – one person serving as a backup in case the main person in the role falls ill.
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This is common-sense practical advice about preparing for and being safe on the ride. Lot of useful tips, suggestions and links to further information. It's updated every year to reflect changing needs.  The 2016 version of the Advice is still available and can be consulted '''[http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/9/93/York_WNBR_Advice_for_Riders_2016.pdf here].'''  We'll post the new version in this section when it's ready.
  
'''Here's what the coordinator would do:'''
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==Press and Publicity==
* answer people's questions with care and consideration
 
* keep track of who is doing what, and how far through things people are
 
* deal with problems and follow the discussions at the national level
 
* provide email updates to let people know what's going on
 
* point out where and when help is needed
 
* act as a contact point for general enquiries (email and mobile phone)
 
* maintain contact information (and keep it secure)
 
  
'''Additional responsibilities that the coordinator could have if they wanted:'''
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We will have a Press Release available soon.
* arrange meetings, compile agendas, provide minutes
 
* ensure that the collective remains non-hierarchical but organised
 
* moderate an email list for York ride planning
 
  
==Media coverage==
 
There is always plenty of TV and Radio coverage locally, plus some mention in national media.  Here are some stories which are available on the internet, and apply specifically to York.
 
  
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'''2018 FLYER''' (available soon!)
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The 2017 York flyer can still be downloaded by clicking on the link below.  The flyer is designed to be printed double-sided in A5 format, although you can print the front as an A4 poster if you wish.
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'''[http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/0/0f/YWNBR17_Flyer_Final.pdf York WNBR 2017 A5 Flyer (double-sided)]'''
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Please try and place any publicity materials in a prominent position in your local community centre, college, bike shop etc and circulate amongst your cycling friends and fellow activists.  Laminated versions can even be displayed at key locations outside, e.g. attached to lamp-posts along cycle paths. With a little ingenuity flyers can also be attached to bikes. When organising leaflet distribution we are often on the look-out for a place where we can leave flyers for people to collect (with a person or business in York perhaps). If you know of a business that might be up for this, please write to york [at] wbnr [dot] org [dot] uk
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'''If you would like to donate some art-work for future York WNBR events, please get in touch.'''
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==Bike hire==
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Bikes can be hired from the following places:
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Bike hire used to be plentiful in York, but for various reasons, isn't now.
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'''[http://www.getcycling.org.uk/index.php  Get Cycling]''' is a company based at 22 Hospital Fields Road, YO10 4DZ,  between Fulford Road and Millennium Bridge. Phone 01904 636812.  They offer a bike helmet and lock, and to guarantee a bike, pre-booking is essential. They may be open on the day of the ride.
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==Meetings and events==
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'''Ride planning''' and discussion take place online mainly on our [https://www.facebook.com/groups/york.wnbr/ Facebook group] and at York planning meetings.
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Planning meetings will be advertised here and on Facebook. Please check  this space regularly. From 2011 we have often used the Seahorse Hotel, Fawcett Street (near York Barbican Centre) for our meetings.
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'''FILM & DISCUSSION EVENINGS.<br /> 
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Films available:
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'''The World Naked Bike Ride''' - “All over the world people are stripping off and getting on their bikes” (The story of the ground-breaking 2005 London ride, narrated by Jon Snow)
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'''Indecent Exposure to Cars''' - “I see painted naked people on bicycles” (Directed by Conrad Schmidt, Ragtag productions 2007).  A light-hearted slightly corny take on the origins of the WNBR movement.
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'''York World Naked Bike 2008''' - see '''Souvenir DVD''' below.
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To host a screening of any of the above films, please get in touch with us.
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==York Ride Planning==
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The York Planning Group (formerly known as the Collective) is a small group of local cyclists working together in a co-operative way to a single end.  Currently the organisers are Malcolm Kelly and John Cossham. We always need more volunteers to get involved - that could be YOU!
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'''Here's what the Planning Group co-ordinator does:'''
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* answers people's questions with care and consideration
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* keeps track of who is doing what, and how far through things people are
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* deals with problems and follow the discussions at the national level
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* provides email updates to let people know what's going on
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* points out where and when help is needed
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* acts as a contact point for general enquiries (email and mobile phone)
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* maintains contact information (and keeps it secure)
  
*[http://www.yorkpress.co.uk The Press](York), 9 June 2007: [http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/mostpopular.var.1460049.mostviewed.naked_cyclists_in_cheeky_protest.php Naked cyclists in cheeky protest]
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'''Additional responsibilities for the coordinator or one of the members:'''
*[http://www.yorkpress.co.uk The Press](York), 6 June 2007: "[http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/yorknews/display.var.1450302.0.york_prepares_for_invasion_%20of_the_naturists.php York Prepares for Invasion of the Naturists.]"
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* arranges meetings, compile agendas, provide minutes
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* ensures that the group remains non-hierarchical but organised
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* moderates an email list for York ride planning
  
'''2006'''
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To get in touch with the Planning Group, please write to York [at] wnbr [dot] org [dot] uk.
  
*[http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk The Yorkshire Post], 30 May 2007, "[http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/ViewArticle.aspx?SectionID=55&ArticleID=1532834 Cyclists planning new twist on riding bareback]" By Julie Hemmings
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==Accounts of previous rides==
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''See [[York history]]''
  
*[http://archive.thisisyork.co.uk/ The Press] (Yorkshire), 29 May 2006: "[http://archive.thisisyork.co.uk/2006/5/29/343163.html On Yer Bike...and get your kit off!]"
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==Media coverage==
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''See [[York media coverage]]''
  
 
==Photos==
 
==Photos==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:York-Naked-Bike-Ride-2006.jpg An Extraordinary photo near York Minster at York's first WNBR (2006) by Wikipedia member Matt Crypto]
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''See [[York photos]]''
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/62245330@N00/archives/date-posted/2006/10/31/ Flickr photos by Nic Thornhill]
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*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/37503092@N00/archives/undated/2006/06/ Flickr photos by 'toniminou']
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==Videos==
*[http://www.flickr.com/groups/worldnakedbikeride/ Flickr search for "York WNBR"] ranked by most recentIt's suggested you use these tags for photos of this ride.
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''See [[York videos]]''
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==Photography policy==
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The York Ride broadly follows the spirit of the [[London photography policy|London Photography and Filming Policy]].  For exact details of the York policy please email york [at] wnbr [dot] org [dot] uk.
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
 
===Websites===
 
===Websites===
 
*[http://www.worldnakedbikeride.org/uk/ WNBR UK] – official site for UK rides
 
*[http://www.worldnakedbikeride.org/uk/ WNBR UK] – official site for UK rides
*[http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/wiki/York WNBR York wiki] – official wiki page for the York ride (this page!)
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*[https://twitter.com/YorkWNBR/ York WNBR Twitter] - York WNBR Twitter
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*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/york.wnbr/ YorkWNBR on facebook] - York WNBR facebook group
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===Other Northern Rides===
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* [[Newcastle Gateshead]]
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* [[Manchester]]
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* [[Scarborough]] and [[Sheffield]] - where rides have been held in previous rides and may happen again.
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===Scottish Rides===
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* [[Edinburgh]]
  
 
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===Related links===
 
===Related links===
*[http://www.bikeweek.org.uk/ Bike Week] - The York ride is a registered ride in the UK's annual 'celebration of cycling'!
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*[http://bikeweek.org.uk/ Bike Week] - The York ride is a registered event in this annual 'celebration of cycling'!
  
 
===Location information===
 
===Location information===
*[http://www.viamichelin.com/viamichelin/gbr/dyn/controller/mapPerformPage?strLocation=York&strCountry=eur&google=1 ViaMichelin map of {{PAGENAME}}]
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*[https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/York/@53.9585761,-1.1506317,12z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x4878c340e19865f1:0x4774ab898a54e4d1?hl=en Googlemaps link to York]
 
*[[Wikipedia: York]]
 
*[[Wikipedia: York]]
 
*[[Wikipedia: Yorkshire]]
 
*[[Wikipedia: Yorkshire]]
  
 
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Other Northern rides: Newcastle Gateshead, Manchester, Scarborough, Edinburgh.

The York World Naked Bike Ride is a protest against oil dependency and car culture. It is equally a celebration of the bike and the human body.

The York WNBR is part of Bike Week

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Please donate to the WNBR UK Fund

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across the UK, and provides local organisers with money for
poster/flyer printing, advertising, ride equipment etc.
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Date: Saturday 29 June 2024.
Time: 4.15pm prompt
Location: Assembly/departure point: 50 metres south of Millennium Bridge on the Fulford (east) side of the river. As always, everyone is encouraged to go "as bare as they dare" and please don't forget to affix/paint signs on your bike and/or body to indicate the reason why you are riding.

Route and schedule

Advantages of the York route: The York route is mostly flat. It runs on both streets and traffic-free paths. There are cycle-hire facilities a short cycle distance from the start. The route passes various landmarks of York including the Minster, historic Bars (city gates), and the iconic Clifford's Tower. It goes down medieval cobbled streets, traverses bridges both ancient and new, and glides along the banks of the scenic River Ouse, usually to the accompaniment of some great music. Because of the surfaces we discourage runners, e-scooters and skaters as it is difficult for them to keep up, so bikes, trikes, tandems, hand-cycles and experienced unicyclists only please!


Ride schedule

This is the ride schedule for 2024.

3.00 pm Gathering of riders at Millennium Bridge. Time to have some refreshments, decorate your bike, paint your slogans. Bodypainting gazebo may be available, if we find a volunteer to organise that.

4.15 pm Departure from Millennium Bridge. We will cross the bridge and make our way through York, including some cycle paths and off-road infrastructure, as well as city centre locations. Our route takes us past Clifford's Tower where there will be a photo opportunity.

Advice for Riders

This is common-sense practical advice about preparing for and being safe on the ride. Lot of useful tips, suggestions and links to further information. It's updated every year to reflect changing needs. The 2016 version of the Advice is still available and can be consulted here. We'll post the new version in this section when it's ready.

Press and Publicity

We will have a Press Release available soon.


2018 FLYER (available soon!)

The 2017 York flyer can still be downloaded by clicking on the link below. The flyer is designed to be printed double-sided in A5 format, although you can print the front as an A4 poster if you wish.

York WNBR 2017 A5 Flyer (double-sided)

Please try and place any publicity materials in a prominent position in your local community centre, college, bike shop etc and circulate amongst your cycling friends and fellow activists. Laminated versions can even be displayed at key locations outside, e.g. attached to lamp-posts along cycle paths. With a little ingenuity flyers can also be attached to bikes. When organising leaflet distribution we are often on the look-out for a place where we can leave flyers for people to collect (with a person or business in York perhaps). If you know of a business that might be up for this, please write to york [at] wbnr [dot] org [dot] uk

If you would like to donate some art-work for future York WNBR events, please get in touch.

Bike hire

Bikes can be hired from the following places:

Bike hire used to be plentiful in York, but for various reasons, isn't now.

Get Cycling is a company based at 22 Hospital Fields Road, YO10 4DZ, between Fulford Road and Millennium Bridge. Phone 01904 636812. They offer a bike helmet and lock, and to guarantee a bike, pre-booking is essential. They may be open on the day of the ride.

Meetings and events

Ride planning and discussion take place online mainly on our Facebook group and at York planning meetings.

Planning meetings will be advertised here and on Facebook. Please check this space regularly. From 2011 we have often used the Seahorse Hotel, Fawcett Street (near York Barbican Centre) for our meetings.

FILM & DISCUSSION EVENINGS.

Films available:

The World Naked Bike Ride - “All over the world people are stripping off and getting on their bikes” (The story of the ground-breaking 2005 London ride, narrated by Jon Snow)

Indecent Exposure to Cars - “I see painted naked people on bicycles” (Directed by Conrad Schmidt, Ragtag productions 2007). A light-hearted slightly corny take on the origins of the WNBR movement.

York World Naked Bike 2008 - see Souvenir DVD below.

To host a screening of any of the above films, please get in touch with us.

York Ride Planning

The York Planning Group (formerly known as the Collective) is a small group of local cyclists working together in a co-operative way to a single end. Currently the organisers are Malcolm Kelly and John Cossham. We always need more volunteers to get involved - that could be YOU!

Here's what the Planning Group co-ordinator does:

  • answers people's questions with care and consideration
  • keeps track of who is doing what, and how far through things people are
  • deals with problems and follow the discussions at the national level
  • provides email updates to let people know what's going on
  • points out where and when help is needed
  • acts as a contact point for general enquiries (email and mobile phone)
  • maintains contact information (and keeps it secure)

Additional responsibilities for the coordinator or one of the members:

  • arranges meetings, compile agendas, provide minutes
  • ensures that the group remains non-hierarchical but organised
  • moderates an email list for York ride planning

To get in touch with the Planning Group, please write to York [at] wnbr [dot] org [dot] uk.

Accounts of previous rides

See York history

Media coverage

See York media coverage

Photos

See York photos

Videos

See York videos

Photography policy

The York Ride broadly follows the spirit of the London Photography and Filming Policy. For exact details of the York policy please email york [at] wnbr [dot] org [dot] uk.

Links

Websites

Other Northern Rides

Scottish Rides

Discussion group/s

Join the WNBR UK list if you plan to ride and want to receive important updates or share in general UK ride planning.

  • WNBR UK – Yahoo! discussion group for all UK rides
  • WNBR YORK – Yahoo! discussion group for planning the York ride.

Related links

  • Bike Week - The York ride is a registered event in this annual 'celebration of cycling'!

Location information

Categories