Austin ranked 5th in the nation when it comes to naked bike riding. Philadelphia took the top spot, followed by Portland Oregon, Seattle and New York.
Dallas ranked 58th while Fort Worth ranked 108th. Lawnstarter put the list together. Public nudity isn't allowed everywhere so if you're planning to ride in the buff check local laws to make sure you are legal and don't forget the sunscreen. As for the worst cities for naked bike riding, that included Jackson Mississippi, Chandler Arizona and Jacksonville Florida.
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