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Yes, a hotel lift is a good idea. Especially late at night or early in the morning would be a good time.
no risk, no fun
Yeah, being naked in a lift would be a real challenge. You never know who might step in at the next floor…
I’d love to do WNBR Amsterdam at some point too! Amsterdam is the cycling city after all, so it must be a really special event there. Have a great time on your ride in Amsterdam!
Unfortunately I can’t make it this year because I’ll be away then. Maybe I’ll manage to go next year there.I’m planning to ride WNBR Berlin on August 9th though. I also did WNBR London two weeks ago, which was really cool, great atmosphere and a huge turnout of over 2000 riders.
I can post a few photos from London in the age verified only forum when I get a chance.
yes, a “updated” badge is a good idea
Yes, I’ll be taking photos and videos again. I even made a video this summer. However, it was removed from YouTube a week ago, supposedly because of sexual content, they said. It’s a shame; it had around 350,000 views.
maybe I’ll go to the one in London in June and Berlin in august
That’s a good idea creating a WNBR photo gallery. Hope some other members can also provide some images.
If you’re doing a section on WNBR, I took some photos in June when I attended in London.
Yes, the Croydon starting point is definitely different from the ones in London. I started at Tower Hill, which is a public park. Besides the roughly one hundred naked cyclists, there were also a lot of people there just to take photos. Some asked if they could take pictures, some didn’t. But in the end, there were so many tourists along the entire route taking pictures of us cycling that it didn’t really matter anymore.
It’s probably a bit smaller and more manageable in Cardiff. But in London there are many starting points, and these are mostly in large parks, so a photography ban would be impossible anyway.
I participated in the WNBR in London this year.
I have never heard of a rule that would prohibit photography in the “undressing area”. At least not the one in London.
