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Bicycling Nudists

Peopel that love to ride bicycles, nude,or otherwise. I would be nice to have a meet somewheres and ride for 10-100 miles on a given weekend. Such as a rails to trails conversion, or a segmetn of a highwa, such as teh Natchez Trace. OR meet up at a nudist resort, adn bring our bikes!

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WNBR in Portland on June 29th

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thisguy84337Textile

by thisguy84337 Textile

I have seen videos, I have heard this is quite fun... I would love to do this, I cannot find anything on the distance of the ride? Does anyone know how far the ride is? I still want to do it, I'm just curious. Thanks for any information in advance.

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Post #2 nworegonBarefoot

RE:WNBR in Portland on June 29th

by nworegonTextile

I'm not sure, but I've always wanted to do it too

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Post #3 thisguy84337Barefoot

RE:WNBR in Portland on June 29th

by thisguy84337Textile

I think it would be a blast and then hit the rooster rock nude beach afterwards or the next day.... I really am going to try and make it next year.

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Post #4 nworegonBarefoot

RE:WNBR in Portland on June 29th

by nworegonTextile

It's at night and then there is a big dance party after.

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Post #5 nworegonBarefoot

RE:WNBR in Portland on June 29th

by nworegonTextile

It's at night and then there is a big dance party after.

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Post #6 runner253Textile

RE:WNBR in Portland on June 29th

by runner253Textile

I believe there are four riding events put together for a total of 60 miles. Im hoping to do this next year also. Ive talked to two riders already in our WNBR Seattle group and they had to pull out of one of the rides that was mainly gravel so not road bike friendly and I believe its the Fig Leaf segment.

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