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Wisconsin State Journal: Naked Cyclists Put on a Show

The Wisconsin State Journal has a story about dozens of naked cyclists riding through Madison, Wisconsin as part of the World Naked Bike Ride to protest dependence on oil.

Their effort was attention-getting.

The protest itself was peaceful, but ten cyclists were cited for disorderly conduct for failing to put their clothes back on, following bystanders’ complaints about public nudity.

From the photos at the State Journal, it’s doubtful that some of these riders were riding bikes often or exercising frequently.

Two best onlookers’ comments as reported in the State Journal:

“I come from a small town. We don’t do stuff like this,” said Cory, from Hartford City, Ind., and now living in Waunakee.

“I guess if you want to introduce your child to some different culture, this is one way to do it,” Melinda said.

and

“Emily Harney, from England, was at Sunroom Café on State Street with friends from Madison when they looked out the window to find the surprising display.

“I’m just glad we had finished our breakfast,” she said.”

See, Naked Cyclists Put on a Show.

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