Fremont’s naked bike ride for Rainy Solstice on Saturday

The next Solstice parade in Fremont is on Saturday, and with it comes a lot from bare and painted cyclists.

1,000 naked cyclists are expected to become before the parade on Saturday. Their timetable is to paint in the morning, to ride in the gas park and to train with the other bikers at 12:30 pm, they will go from Gas Works Park at the start of the parade, then, at 12:45 pm, in a loop on the parade road, when leaving when the journey is finished during a “cleaning paint party”.

Gather in advance to be painted is “actually the best part”, Bradford, who went up for the first time in 2007, said Axios.

“I can’t even believe that many people are going to bike naked for the Fremont solstice parade,” said Kiro host Ursula Reutin.

Fremont Solstice Parade made its debut in 1989, according to AxiosWith the first bike sties appearing shortly after in the early 1990s. Two bare runners were arrested in 1998, but tradition has become widely accepted by the 2000s.

Bad weather on the horizon

The rain is on Seattle’s file this weekend, although it is the official summer solstice.

There is also a 75% chance of rain on Saturday, from 7 a.m. in rainy bonuses less than 50% at 1 p.m. on Sunday, it should also receive rain. The clouds are supposed to cover the sky with Seattle for most of the morning and early in the afternoon on Saturday.

“It will not be so warm, it will be a little cold,” said Kiro host Gee Scott. “It’s going to be cold and wet, but we could have more participation (in the bike ride).”

Even with summer time in Dour, The Seattle Bike Blog recommends putting a sunscreen first, then body paint. The best “paintings” for bare cyclists are either face paintings, or theatrical make -up liquids and cakes.

“The event is in public, and people will take photos. Take this in consideration with your costumes, and if you plan to paint at Gas Works Park, ” The Seattle Bike Blog wrote. “It is not in the spirit of the event so that scary guys take many photos, but it could happen. In addition, don’t be this guy.”

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