WNBR 2024

[hunter_usa2003]

Originally Posted by Dexnei

This girl was saying to people that she was a pen star with videos all over the internet. Not sure if she was joking, does anyone know??

Also, need more photos of that Asian rider!

They are both porn stars, one, is Tamsim Riley, the other is Alora Lux.

[JohnDinoDamolsch]

Originally Posted by hunter_usa2003

They are both porn stars, one, is Tamsim Riley, the other is Alora Lux.

I think this is what WNBR will turn into. A promotional tool for those trying to sell their goods online.

[staypuftbr]

Originally Posted by JohnDinoDamolsch

I think this is what WNBR will turn into. A promotional tool for those trying to sell their goods online.

I dont understand WHY all those OF girls are not already doing that...

[WNBR_Addict]

First Off, In UK English: Asian is someone from the Indian sub continent, i.e Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. This term is now seemingly being replaced by the term South East Asian in the UK to stop confusion with the US term of Asian referring to people from China, Japan Korea etc.

Today's ride was down on numbers. Hampered by a weather forecast that turned out to be not as bad as predicted. Furthermore there was (yet another) pro-Palestinian march that went from Russel Square to Parliament Square i.e. directly in the way of elements of the ride.

From the female point of view it wasn't too bad in the end, quality outweighed quantity with some fabulous looking fully naked women on the ride. Lots of repeat riders which I have seen so often I've stop filming them (I have younger versions of them on my hard drive LOL!).

There was a film crew that actually had the parking suspended at the Tower Hill start. I got talking to them and had high hopes they were going to do a nice WNBR film however after googling the details they sent me, to my horror I think they are a Gay video company, I really hope I'm not in the video FFS!

I am not attracted to South East Asian Women at all, but I can see the young lady (picture attached) was quite a babe if you are into such things!

What made her a real star in my book was her absolute exhibitionism (& a hairy puss), totally unfazed by all the attention from the pervs from a (mainly) South East Asian background that clamoured around her. She was with a clothed male partner, who actually seemed to be reigning her back. Judging by their accents they are Indian and she is doing something totally unacceptable back home.

She was a little shy at first but really got into it pretty quick. Gentlemen we have found one of the top WNBR riders IMHO.

[fdooby]

WNBR London this year can be summed up in one word - difficult. The Wellington Arch start went an almost totally different route. And when the various starts converged at Forum Magnum Square (Wellington riders arrived ages before the rest), most of the riders were so packed into a small area that getting shots was extremely difficult. If I'd been on foot instead of riding, I would almost certainly have got no more than a handful of shots. Even so, with the different route, the usual places for getting decent shots didn't happen.

And there was confusion at Lincoln's Inn Fields, with the first part of the ride (mostly comprising the Tower Hill start) being told that there was no stop this time round - and 200+ riders promptly carried on riding. The later arrivals all stopped and were there about 20 minutes. Tower Hill appeared to have far and away the highest number of female riders. The group that left Lincoln's Inn was overwhelmingly male. The ride as a whole didn't go over most of Waterloo Bridge, didn't go along by the Thames and didn't go over Westminster Bridge either. Really, the organisers should have put it back a week so as not to clash with the Palestinian protest. Most of the press snappers were completely lost and got next to no photos, meaning promotion and coverage of this one will be poor. And the sun was in and out like a fiddler's elbow too, as if there wasn't enough to contend with.

[WNBR_Addict]

Originally Posted by fdooby

WNBR London this year can be summed up in one word - difficult. The Wellington Arch start went an almost totally different route. And when the various starts converged at Forum Magnum Square (Wellington riders arrived ages before the rest), most of the riders were so packed into a small area that getting shots was extremely difficult. If I'd been on foot instead of riding, I would almost certainly have got no more than a handful of shots. Even so, with the different route, the usual places for getting decent shots didn't happen.

And there was confusion at Lincoln's Inn Fields, with the first part of the ride (mostly comprising the Tower Hill start) being told that there was no stop this time round - and 200+ riders promptly carried on riding. The later arrivals all stopped and were there about 20 minutes. Tower Hill appeared to have far and away the highest number of female riders. The group that left Lincoln's Inn was overwhelmingly male. The ride as a whole didn't go over most of Waterloo Bridge, didn't go along by the Thames and didn't go over Westminster Bridge either. Really, the organisers should have put it back a week so as not to clash with the Palestinian protest. Most of the press snappers were completely lost and got next to no photos, meaning promotion and coverage of this one will be poor. And the sun was in and out like a fiddler's elbow too, as if there wasn't enough to contend with.

I concur. This was reminiscent of the Tommy Robinson march fiasco, to be fair to the organisers these Central London protests are largely out of their control and virtually every week nowadays there is a Palestinian protest anyway, this week was a Trades Union one. You have actually made my decision to ditch Lincoln Inn Fields and just go direct to the finish seem to be a good one.

I have an unwritten rule that this thread should always have a photo attached to ensure it doesn't turn into a conversation thread, so here's a picture of a nice pair of behinds.

[fdooby]

Originally Posted by WNBR_Addict

I concur. This was reminiscent of the Tommy Robinson march fiasco, to be fair to the organisers these Central London protests are largely out of their control and virtually every week nowadays there is a Palestinian protest anyway, this week was a Trades Union one. You have actually made my decision to ditch Lincoln Inn Fields and just go direct to the finish seem to be a good one.

I have an unwritten rule that this thread should always have a photo attached to ensure it doesn't turn into a conversation thread, so here's a picture of a nice pair of behinds.

It's been a while since I posted. Let me make amends by posting a photo from today

[Dexnei]

Originally Posted by fdooby

It's been a while since I posted. Let me make amends by posting a photo from today

Absolutely love this girl. More off her if possible!

Where is the finish line?

[Jackd255]

Girl with pink hair

[hunter_usa2003]

Here is my 2nd set from this years ride, I am sorry to say that my number of shots are way down on previous years.
This was due to the Pro Palestinian demo being in London, resulting in the ride taking a new route leaving us photographers lost to the location of the riders.
please note the water mark GHPARTYPICS is my own, and all pics are mine.
Please remember to take a look at my Flickr stream as well.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/gh_party_pics2/