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Few aspects of our daily lives cannot be improved by porn, and the bicycle is no exception.

(Not that people use bikes in Los Angeles, except as things to steal (and have you noticed that the bigger the person, the smaller the bike, the worse the neighborhood?) and drop in riverbeds.)

Oregon’s Reverend Phil Sano has made a film about hot girls on bikes that is playing everywhere from Bellingham to Vancouver. The movie is called The Pornography of the Bicycle, of which the filmmaker writes:

“What is this fascination? Is it the blending of mobility and sensuality? Is it freedom? Independence? Hornyness?

“Whatever the cause, bike porn has griped the consciousness of the citizens of Portland, Oregon. These are a people now obsessed. These are people who are determined to travel under their own power, people who are determined to liberate their bodies, people who cross lines ass-first dancing backwards with their pants around their ankles.”

Previously: Hookers have no sense of humor
See also: Local filmmaker takes bike porn on the road, Pornography of the Bicycle

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2 Comments

  1. “Whatever the cause, bike porn has griped the consciousness of the citizens of Portland, Oregon.”

    “Griped”, really, those of us here in Portland are bothered about cycling in this manner. I’ve read none of it.

    I do not fault the poster, Gram, rather the original author of said quote and/or the documetarian of it. Yet, without a link to the origination of the quote, I’m also unaware that we here might be “gripped” be a new wave of nude cycling.

    I may have to break out my Trek! Viva Multnomah County!

  2. Yes, “griped” is probably a Freudian slip, as taken from somewghere inside the Rev. Sano’s website, which is linked in the “See also” section of the post.

    I hope to see this movie, because I have a little crush on the woman with the pasties. The crush is griping me.

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