WNBR 2026

[lonemeat]

Manchester had its ride tonight, here are a handful of shots from the ride. This photographer is worth following because he tends to post photos a few at a time rather than all at once.

[londondude_01]

Originally Posted by lonemeat

Manchester had its ride tonight, here are a handful of shots from the ride. This photographer is worth following because he tends to post photos a few at a time rather than all at once.

I did the ride tonight. Huge turnout with the great weather, but almost entirely men. Maybe 10 naked women.

Two notable things. 1) The girl with the full mask and sunglasses in the second photo has an excellent body, nice butt and tits, a wonderful full bush. 2) The redhead from the past several years was back, and she had a tampon string hanging out of her vagina. I felt that made seeing her naked body even more intimate.

[WNBR_Addict]

Originally Posted by londondude_01

I did the ride tonight. Huge turnout with the great weather, but almost entirely men. Maybe 10 naked women.

Two notable things. 1) The girl with the full mask and sunglasses in the second photo has an excellent body, nice butt and tits, a wonderful full bush. 2) The redhead from the past several years was back, and she had a tampon string hanging out of her vagina. I felt that made seeing her naked body even more intimate.

Well I cannot find very much at all online regarding Manchester. Sign of the times I guess. London tomorrow, hoping for better shared videos but YouTube now seems to be a bust!

Excellent weather forecast tomorrow for London

[GSRamon23]

Yesterday was the Madrid WNBR.

Something interesting?

[fdooby]

Just seen an announcement on the official WNBR London webpage that they received notification less than 36 hours before the ride was due to take place that the riders won't be able to congregate at Forum Magnum Square. This is likely to cause chaos if they try to enforce it. The message to the organises came from the manager of County Hall Apartments, a building actually outside the square itself where many riders gather to take photos and such, so I'm not sure if he actually has any authority to enforce something like that. The building behind the lady in this photo is County Hall Apartments.

Also, after 22 years of supporting this event, St Thomas' Hospital are no longer allowing riders to use their toilets during the Forum Magnum stop.

[WNBR_Addict]

Leake Street near York Road is where the accessible ride is going to meet. I think there is a re-route but it will be chaos as many will expect (and go to) Form Magnum Square.

How exactly do the landowners expect to enforce banning 1000+ cyclists from a publicly accessible area?

[fdooby]

Originally Posted by WNBR_Addict

Leake Street near York Road is where the accessible ride is going to meet. I think there is a re-route but it will be chaos as many will expect (and go to) Form Magnum Square.

How exactly do the landowners expect to enforce banning 1000+ cyclists from a publicly accessible area?

I realised why the organisers are so concerned - I didn't realise that many older, less able and disabled riders actually start at Forum Magnum and do a shorter ride. Those people will mostly not have seen the heads up and will still gather there. It'll be interesting to see what transpires but the police gave the whole route including rest stops and congregation points the OK, so I don't think there will be much that can be done if loads of cyclists turn up.

[paulfreire22]

youtube.com/watch?v=3f2Vm-oTGR4

[paulfreire22]

Originally Posted by paulfreire22

youtube.com/watch?v=3f2Vm-oTGR4

Can someone download it and post a download link?

[londondude_01]

London was BAD. No Forum Magnum stop at all (as per the post above), very overbearing marshals, and almost no women at all (less than 10 who weren’t elderly). The weather was great, and there were lots of men.

By far the worst London ride in the decade I’ve been doing it.