Why A Naked Bike Ride?
Every day we are
bombarded with countless messages demanding our obedience to the
corporate dictates of a consumption dependent society. Little regard
is paid to the future of our planet and
generations left with a legacy of waste and environmental
contamination.
How many countless
times each day do our media masters spin the same message:
Unless you buy this, you are not worthy.
Unless you look like this you should be ashamed.
By cruising naked
down the spending frenzy capitals of the world, we are saying.NO! ...a fancy new
car is not a mark of distinction.
NO! ...I am not ugly just because I don't have the body of an anorexic
model.
NO! ...I don't need to spend thousands of dollars on pretentious
clothes to create a fake image.
Beauty and strength
come from within, money can't buy true wealth, only empty images.
If you are an event organiser, organising a Naked Bike Ride
please feel free to contact us for any advice or assistance promoting
your event.
The history of the naked bike ride.
Ride 1: January 3rd
Commercial Drive Vancouver
Ride 2: April 3rd
Commercial Drive Vancouver
Ride 3: June 27th
Main Street Vancouver
Ride 4: Sept 6th
West on Robson, South on Denman, East on Davie, North on Granville and
West on Georgia. i.e. the whole downtown core.
Even though it was raining we still had 50 Bike Warriors on this ride.
Naked Ride Photos
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Submit Your Photos
Have you organized a naked bicycle riding event in
your community? Send your photos to us at ninemonkeys@blaze.ca
and we will include them on our site. We are working to build an
international network, so please join us and spread the message.
pics from sept 6th

The ancient mysteries as foretold by Carmen the Wise have been
proven true.
If you want to make it rain, all you have to do is go for a
Naked Bike Ride.
On Sept 6th 50 Wet Bike Warriors brought you the rain.
The Ride started from the Vancouver Art Gallery, headed
down Robson, up Denman, along Davie, around the Esso station ,
again around the Esso station, down Granville, east on Georgia, and
then back to the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Naked Bicycle people power.
If anybody has pictures of the event that they would like to put on
the
www.artistsforpeace.ca website, please send them to me.
Links:
Recommended website to visit: www.worklessparty.org