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There is apparently a naked bike ride in Boston on Saturday

Boston, MALocal News

The Boston World Naked Bike Ride returns Saturday evening, promoting cycling, body positivity, and reduced fossil fuel use. Riders will gather at 7:30 p. m. for a clothing-optional ride starting at 8 p. m.

, emphasizing the vulnerability of cyclists on the road. The event encourages participants to bring essential supplies, including a helmet, ID, and water. Past events have sparked tensions with local law enforcement, as seen in a 2019 incident where police broke up a gathering in Cambridge. Massachusetts law regarding indecent exposure requires proof of intentionality and offense, allowing for the ride to proceed under certain conditions. Boston ranks eighth in a 2024 LawnStarter list of best cities for naked biking, based on metrics like local interest and public nudity laws.

The event aims to raise awareness about cyclist safety and protest against car culture. Organizers have passed leadership to a new group this year while maintaining the ride's core mission.

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