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  2. Critical Mass (cycling) - Wikipedia

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    The Critical Mass rides have inspired a number of other bicycle movements, that range from political movements to the "Critical Tits" ride during the yearly Burning Man festival. [20] In Chicago, a movement has grown out of the Critical Mass community to promote winter cycling via the Bikewinter campaign. [ 21 ]

  3. Conflicts involving Critical Mass - Wikipedia

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    [30] On March 23, 2005, the city filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent Time's Up!, a direct action environmental group, from promoting or advertising Critical Mass rides. The lawsuit also stated that Time's Up! and the public could not ride or gather at a Critical Mass bike ride, claiming a permit was required.

  4. Melbourne Critical Mass - Wikipedia

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    Critical Mass Melbourne [1] is an informal grass roots collection of people who gather to take part in the month's Critical Mass event, which is a cycling event typically held in various cities throughout the world on the last Friday of every month, for traveling as a group through city or town streets on bikes. The rides in Melbourne began in ...

  5. World Naked Bike Ride - Wikipedia

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    In 2003, Conrad Schmidt conceived the World Naked Bike Ride after organizing the Naked Bike Rides of the group Artists for Peace/Artists Against War (AFP/AAW). [3] [better source needed] Initially, the message of the WNBR was protesting against oil dependency and celebrating the power and individuality of the human body. In 2006, there was a ...

  6. Time's Up! - Wikipedia

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    Critical Mass, Time's Square, last Friday of every Month thousands of bicyclists lifted their bikes to demand Time's square become Auto Free: group bike rides helped increase cycling and put pressure on the city for sustainable infrastructure.

  7. Kidical Mass - Wikipedia

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    Kidical Mass (sometimes Kiddical Mass) is an organised bicycle ride for children, often using public roads in towns and cities. The rides are free of charge and open to all, with adults acting as safety marshals. Unlike Critical Mass, the route is planned in advance.

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  9. January 20, 2005, counter-inaugural protest - Wikipedia

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    At 4:00 PM, all who had participated in other demonstrations earlier in the day were invited to Dupont Circle for a "Mass Re-meet" at Dupont Circle. Hot food and drinks were provided for participants. [11] A Critical Mass bicycle ride started here at the same time, and in addition, a group marched back into downtown Washington DC from here. The ...