WNBR 2018

[zorian5]

Originally Posted by staypuftbr

looking in my collection, I found out that this guy made a great video last year, but it was deleted from youtube, so maybe he tried to avoid too much nudity this year...

Thanks for your response staypuftbr! Yes, I totally agree with your comment but I did count nearly 200 or so penises in the video, hahaha. No, but seriously, he seems to make little to no effort in omitting these. There's full-on penis in nearly every scene. In any case, this is just an ongoing observation and thing that I've noticed over the years, each year.

I'm sure there are tons of unbelievable footage out there that we will probably never see due to the fact that many of the guys who are indeed filming quality footage will only share with other people who are shooting similar content. It's sort of like an off-grid private network so to speak. So, the only solution, in reality, is for some of us to get out there and start filming and sharing the types of content we wish to see. The great thing about technology is that most of us now have access to some form of video camera. However, the not so great thing is that it's now easier than ever to limit access and never share footage publically thanks to sites like YouTube and Vimeo's private and unlisted video features. Hopefully, one day we'll get some more high-quality contributors here. I recently purchased some pretty bad-ass camera equipment so I'm hoping to use it next year. If I'm lucky, I'll make it to a few events this year as well.


In the meantime though, here are a couple of photos. It looks like these two Fremont riders traveled to Portland for WNBR as well. Awesome.

[BURRUS]

Hot girls !!!

[lonemeat]

Good shots from a regular contributor. Many more in the flickr group:

flickr.com/groups/londonnakedbikeride/pool/

Note: because of privacy settings, these photos are only visible to group members

[kempie]

Originally Posted by staypuftbr

this is what I could find so far

Again with the cropping, renaming and posting of flickrs???

flickr.com/photos/28647172@N00/albums/72157695150630212

[staypuftbr]

Originally Posted by kempie

Again with the cropping, renaming and posting of flickrs???

flickr.com/photos/28647172@N00/albums/72157695150630212

and...?
sometimes i dont understand this forum...
so what people do in threads like "pussies eating bike seats" or "all time favourite riders"?

[Scott696]

And?

Originally Posted by kempie

Again with the cropping, renaming and posting of flickrs???

flickr.com/photos/28647172@N00/albums/72157695150630212

[jidderman]

Originally Posted by lonemeat

Good shots from a regular contributor. Many more in the flickr group:

flickr.com/groups/londonnakedbikeride/pool/

Note: because of privacy settings, these photos are only visible to group members

She is HOT! Any more of her

https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/atta...1&d=1530061047

[hunter_usa2003]

As usual, you can see the full set here,

https://www.flickr.com/photos/gh_party_pics2/

[crispus]

Sizable (but not ideally sized) Brighton set: flickr.com/photos/mark_gilbert/albums/72157670550837088

[Davidavin]

Originally Posted by GirlsandBeer

They have a different route every year, this includes the starting and end points so it will never be the same as a ride in years past.

You guys realize the organizers did this on purpose right?

The reason is because 2 years ago the # of riders got to about 20,000 so last year (and this year) they made starting points out of the way to intentionally decrease participation.

IMHO, 2009 was the year that almost killed this ride. Riders were groped and manhandled and sitting ducks as they stood still in busy downtown streets, choked with bikers.

Ever since that time, organizers seem to have become preoccupied with reducing the "heat" of this event, so to speak, especially en route. There are serious safety concerns.

This years ride gathered at a park farther away from downtown than any previous ride. A lot of it has to do with what kind of effort riders have to put in just to get there. Since most riders tend to live east of the Willamette opposite downtown, their travel distance to the start point was significant this year. I don't know how the numbers will stack up, but I'm guessing the days when this was just a cozy little east side/downtown ride are long gone.

KLondike