Men have been given a stiff warning not to get overexcited at the sight of unclad girls on a naked bike ride.
Around 200 people are expected to join the light-hearted protest to highlight the vulnerability of cyclists on our roads.
But protest leaders tore a strip off the bare-faced cheek of some “activists” who attended last year’s event purely to ogle women.
Simon Terry, organiser of tomorrow’s protest ride in Canterbury, Kent, said: “Regrettably, we were let down by a small minority of participants in the 2013 ride who ignored our requests and behaved inappropriately.
“In short, they were there for their own benefit and not for the benefit and purpose of supporting the Canterbury World Naked Bike Ride.
“If you are thinking of coming to the start or finish area, not to participate but just because you like seeing naked girls, the police have been informed and have been asked to remove you.
“Should you be aroused you will pull over to the side of the road and cover yourself or dress immediately.
“Nudity is not an excuse for self-exhibitionism. Anyone who isn’t there for the same purpose as us will be removed.”
World Naked Bike Ride events are held around the globe to promote cycling over motor transport.
Riders in the Canterbury protest meet at the city castle at 2pm.
