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London World Naked Bike Ride

1,000 riders on London Naked Bike Ride 2007 - photo by [email protected]

The London World Naked Bike Ride is a protest event in London raising awareness of issues such as safety of cyclists on the road, reducing oil dependence and saving the planet. Find out more about the World Naked Bike Ride Goals here.

Participating in the Ride (Before the Ride)

Are you thinking about taking part in the London World Naked Bike Ride?
Things you might need to know about the London ride

Getting involved

We hold monthly planning meetings before the ride: anyone is welcome to come along, and we reach decisions by consensus. We also rely on people to volunteer on the day, either as marshals, stewards, or first aiders. The more people we have to help out, the smoother the ride is for everyone. If you can help, please let us know!
Details of planning meetings, volunteer roles, and contact details for the start point coordinators

Ride details (The Big Day)

The previous London ride was on Saturday 10 June 2017. We had a great day with over 1,000 riders and huge crowds cheering us on. Media participation and coverage was also good.
The date for the next ride will not be confirmed until 2018 but we usually aim for the second Saturday in June unless there are conflicting public events scheduled.

Find locations, times and other details by clicking here

Support Us

The ride is made possible by volunteer helpers and generous donations from our participants. Please join the collective.
Please click here to donate by PayPal

or contact us if you could volunteer to help with planning, publicity, preparation, assistance at the start and finish, marshalling, or leading a ride - we really need your help!

The London WNBR is part of Bike Week.

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Finding Out More

• Look for us on Facebook
• To receive updates on WNBR London, please join our Yahoo Group
• Follow us on Twitter
• For press enquiries see the media information page on the main site