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Published Jun 14, 2010
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For those of you wondering what it feels like to ride among other naked and near-naked bicyclists in Sunday's NYC World Naked Bike Ride, Flickr user Dogseat offers this video of the experience—and we've added some other pictures above:
The NY Post also put together a video about the ride, with organizers admitting that there was a possibility the cops would try to shut it down:
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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