Naked Bicyclists at Seattle’s Fremont Solstice Parade
The Fremont Solstice Fair is a Seattle tradition going way back to 1989. The Solstice Parade is the official start of the fair but the main event, the Solstice Cyclists, unofficially kick off the weekend fair just before the start of the parade. The parade maintains it’s community image by not allowing advertisements or sponsored floats. In fact, no words of any kind are allowed on any participants or floats but there were some naked bicyclists sporting painted-on US soccer uniforms.
US supporter wearing nothing but his boots
Most of the Solstice Cyclists had interesting paint jobs covering their pasty-white bodies.
Cats
Others had no paint.
Ready for a swim
Those that weren’t naked went topless.
Topless despite the grey weather
The cyclists were followed by themed floats and more nakedness.
Where's her bicycle?
*To whom it may concern: please don’t block our blog, this is an annual public event held on the streets of Seattle, Washington, USA.
