Would You Do the Naked Bike Ride?

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"I'd consider doing it. My friends do it, and I think it'd be fun."

"I'd partake in the protest for sure."

"Nope. I'm too normal and boring for that."

"Definitely. I was part of one of the first Naked Bike Rides in Portland."

"It's on my bucket list!"

"Plenty of times! I do it just for fun. It's just another bike thing to do here in Portland."

"No. It's a group ride full of naked people. I don't think I need to elaborate."

"I have participated in the Naked Bike Ride. Being naked is rad!"

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