WNBR 2015

[Hubert cumberdale]

These pics highlight one reason for less women feeling comfortable riding. I rode with girls and they were freaked out by the number of fully clothed men at the start and finish who were there just to take pics. The girls in these pics got so angry they threw stones at this one guy.
The gif shows a very pretty rider saying no over and over and yet the men persisted (I had previously asked permission and she kindly agreed). Sadly I think the number of women will get less every year. My friends were shocked by the aggression these men showed when asked to stop.

[flackie02]

The Un-Polite, Waterspraying Police Lady!!

[flackie02]

The Un-Polite, Waterspraying Police Lady!! - Part 2

[deepwater2506]

last word on the days of the rides

London enjoyed but never taking pics on westminster bridge again far too many people and kids will find Lincoln inn field next year

Brighton great day do not know the town well enough so missed the rest of the ride boo

i got best pics of weekend there but guess will have to take part next time so can take more pics gulp !

thanks to all the people who fill in the gaps of as many bike rides i did not get to see or photograph

[laylak]

great extensive unwatermarked gallery from manchester:
hxxp://www.dontwelookgoodwithoutclothes.com/Projects/world-naked-bike-ride-2015.html

but how to save the pics?

[fdooby]

I find the whole issue of people getting annoyed at being snapped at an event designed solely to use nudity to draw attention to it somewhat ludicrous.

Why the hell are they there? Get dressed, go home and no one will take any notice of you.

[pansekito]

Originally Posted by Hubert cumberdale

These pics highlight one reason for less women feeling comfortable riding. I rode with girls and they were freaked out by the number of fully clothed men at the start and finish who were there just to take pics. The girls in these pics got so angry they threw stones at this one guy.
The gif shows a very pretty rider saying no over and over and yet the men persisted (I had previously asked permission and she kindly agreed). Sadly I think the number of women will get less every year. My friends were shocked by the aggression these men showed when asked to stop.

Are these pics from a video?

[Hubert cumberdale]

Originally Posted by fdooby

I find the whole issue of people getting annoyed at being snapped at an event designed solely to use nudity to draw attention to it somewhat ludicrous.

Why the hell are they there? Get dressed, go home and no one will take any notice of you.

Normally I would 100% agree. But honestly I was shocked at the lengths some guys were going to to get pics. As my friends posed for a group photo at the end of the ride I was physically pushed aside by one very persistent chap who then told me to move in no uncertain terms! This definitely took the fun out of the day. Just speaking from peronal experience. It felt like a zoo.

London was even worse...

[1Mnue1]

Originally Posted by Hubert cumberdale

These pics highlight one reason for less women feeling comfortable riding. I rode with girls and they were freaked out by the number of fully clothed men at the start and finish who were there just to take pics. The girls in these pics got so angry they threw stones at this one guy.
The gif shows a very pretty rider saying no over and over and yet the men persisted (I had previously asked permission and she kindly agreed). Sadly I think the number of women will get less every year. My friends were shocked by the aggression these men showed when asked to stop.

These idiots are too stupid to realise that they will ruin and prevent the very thing they want to see. No forward thinking, no respect, just thick shit for brains.

[fdooby]

Is it the fact that the snappers are fully dressed? Or it is their attitude? Didn't have any problem with anyone on Sunday.

But then I didn't attempt to snap the body painting (despite having an invitation to enter that area) and only photographed what might broadly be considered the event taking place. You can tell at once if someone isn't happy being snapped. A few idiots push it. People getting dressed/undressed, painted, sharing a quiet moment with others, queuing for an ice cream, relaxing on the beach at the end of the ride...would consider these to be off limits, with the odd exception. My rule is that I would never take a picture of someone I wouldn't be happy to show them.