Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) Seattle is an umbrella reference for Seattle's collection of local World Naked Bike Ride-affiliated events including WNBR Downtown Seattle Daylight Ride (the longest standing ride), the permaculture-oriented Gardens Everywhere Bike Parade, WNBR Seattle Night Ride/Cyclonudista Luminata, WNBR West Seattle, WNBR Lake Washington/Seafair Cyclists and Hemp Ride. WNBR Seattle tries to schedule its events to avoid conflicts with local Pacific Northwest clothing-optional bike rides such as local WNBR events, such as those that take place in Bellingham, Washington; Portland, Oregon; Vancouver, British Columbia; Victoria, British Columbia; Olympia, Washington; and Eugene, Oregon, as well as other clothing-optional bike rides such as the Solstice Cyclists and Body Pride Ride as well as rides that have no specific dress code and tolerate clothing-optional participants such as Seattle Critical Mass/Seattle Critical Ass. The rides are also currently scheduled in July, August and September, when Seattle generally has its dependably dry and warmer weather.. }
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- World_Naked_Bike_Ride_Seattle abstract "World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) Seattle is an umbrella reference for Seattle's collection of local World Naked Bike Ride-affiliated events including WNBR Downtown Seattle Daylight Ride (the longest standing ride), the permaculture-oriented Gardens Everywhere Bike Parade, WNBR Seattle Night Ride/Cyclonudista Luminata, WNBR West Seattle, WNBR Lake Washington/Seafair Cyclists and Hemp Ride. WNBR Seattle tries to schedule its events to avoid conflicts with local Pacific Northwest clothing-optional bike rides such as local WNBR events, such as those that take place in Bellingham, Washington; Portland, Oregon; Vancouver, British Columbia; Victoria, British Columbia; Olympia, Washington; and Eugene, Oregon, as well as other clothing-optional bike rides such as the Solstice Cyclists and Body Pride Ride as well as rides that have no specific dress code and tolerate clothing-optional participants such as Seattle Critical Mass/Seattle Critical Ass. The rides are also currently scheduled in July, August and September, when Seattle generally has its dependably dry and warmer weather.".