Brighton Naked Bike Ride returns to the city’s streets on Sunday, June 10, 2018. The annual cycle protestival against oil dependency will call for more bike-friendly streets. A special emphasis will be made this year to celebrate the role of cycling in women’s liberation, marking the 100th anniversary of votes for women in 1918.
Brighton Naked Bike Ride returns to the city’s streets as part of Bike Week on Sunday, June 12 – 10 years since its first reveal. The annual celebration of low-carbon, planet-friendly living aims to introduce more people to the joys of body-powered transport as part of a cleaner, safer and less oil-dependent future.
On Sunday, June 14, the tenth annual Brighton Naked Bike Ride will pedal through the city, in celebration of bikes, body power and low-carbon living. One of over 50 World Naked Bike Ride events around the globe – including ten in the UK – the event aims to highlight the vulnerability of cyclists and the environment, set against the destructive effects of over a billion oil-dependent vehicles dominating urban spaces, and accounting for a sixth of global carbon emissions.
