Tag: fremont solstice parade 2013
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Fantastic Solstice Parade weather greets 1,000+ naked and painted people on bikes (NSFW)
Incredible weather and later-than-usual start time drew a record-breaking number of people to the 2013 Fremont Solstice Parade and the legendary Solstice bike ride that comes before it. I cannot begin to give an accurate estimate of the number of people who stripped down, painted their bodies and hopped on their bikes for a remarkable…
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With late Saturday afternoon start, Fremont ‘naked’ bike ride could be big
The Fremont Solstice “Naked” Bike Ride seems to grow year-over-year. And with the start of this year’s parade delayed until 3 p.m. (it usually starts at noon), it will be even easier for people to wake up, eat breakfast, paint themselves however they see fit and bike to the 2:45 p.m. start at 3rd Ave…
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Registration open for Go Means Go’s Nine to Five all-night solstice scavenger hunt
Seattle really loves the summer solstice. Seattle also really loves bikes. So I suppose it’s no surprise that our city has two time-honored and somewhat crazy biking traditions to celebrate the start of summer: The Fremont Solstice naked bike ride and Go Means Go’s Nine to Five all-night bicycle scavenger hunt. This year’s Fremont Solstice…
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