WNBR is a global protest movement that organises cycle tours in cities around the world to raise awareness of issues such as cyclist safety on the roads, reducing dependency on oil and protecting the planet.
“It’s worthwhile, it’s free, it’s fun, it’s legal and it makes the world a better place for everyone,” organizers said.
“The campaign aims to bring attention to its subject as a fun, well-behaved and lawful spectacle that will please people and attract media attention.”
Here’s everything you need to know about the London event.
Cyclists take part in the World Naked Bike Ride London 2021 in Victoria Park
P
When is the London World Naked Bike Ride 2024?
Traditionally, the cycle takes place on the second Saturday in June.
This year it will be on Saturday, June 8th at 11am.
There is also an official website here.
There will be multiple starting points and routes, with everyone finishing in central London in the afternoon.
The departure points and meeting times are as follows:
Clapham Junction, Grant Road, SW11 2NU, 2.30pm
Croydon, 233 Shirley Church Road, CR0 5AB, 11am
Hackney Wick, Thingy Cafe, 1 Trowbridge Rd, E9 5LD, 11am
Kew Bridge, North end of Kew Bridge, near W4 3NQ, 1.15pm
Regent’s Park, near Outer Circle, NW1 4NA, 2.25pm
Tower Hill, Trinity Square Gardens, EC3N 4DJ, 1.145pm
Wellington Arch, Hyde Park Corner W1J 7JZ, 2.15pm
Accessible options, North entrance of St John’s Church Gardens, Secker St, SE1 8UF, 3.15pm
Aftershow, Phantom Peak, Canada Street, SE16 7PJ, 6pm
Cyclists near Hyde Park in central London take part in the 2021 London World Naked Bike Ride.
P
Do I have to be naked to participate?
There are no rules or dress codes, and not all riders are completely naked.
“WNBR London 2023 will take place on hot, sunny days which always attract many riders and big crowds,” organisers said. “We expect more than 1,000 riders to take part each year, with last year being a particularly successful year.”