what do you do with meat and two veg on a long ride

[Mr Pig]

Wouldn't that be like having a fully loaded pannier on one side of the bike? Surely you balance would be affected

No, because his ego is in a wheelbarrow on the other side. ;0)

 

[Gerry Attrick]

Never had a problem. Why do I feel so inadequate?

 

[fossyant]

A good pair of shorts - and hoist your bits out of harms way

God this thread is funny !

 

[Yellow Fang]

Never had the problem neither.

 

[Mr Pig]

Never had the problem neither.

Well whoopy doo! Go and start your own thread for people who's Percy has never gone numb! ;0)

I've used three different seats and wear padded Lycra shorts. Still goes numb.

 

[Fnaar]

Wouldn't that be like having a fully loaded pannier on one side of the bike? Surely you balance would be affected

Left one week, right the next.

 

[Fnaar]

In the interests of equality who is going to ask what ladies do with their fanny while they are riding? K-Woo! K-Woo!

OK, I will... what do ladies do with their fanny while they are riding?
(bearing in mind you might need 2 hands on the handlebars)

 

[Night Train]

My pecker often goes numb after a while.

Does the increased blood flow stimulated by regular massage help at all?

 

[Mr Pig]

Does blood flow stimulated by massage help at all?

What, whilst out on a bike ride with your mates?

 

[Night Train]

What, whilst out on a bike ride with your mates?

Not while you're out, that would make it difficult to ride. I meant the night before with the Missus.

 

[longers]

Anyone remember the fella on C+ who complained of getting "wood" while cycling?

 

[Blue]

Anyone remember the fella on C+ who complained of getting "wood" while cycling?

Yip.

I think that I expressed incredulity as to why he was complaining!!

 

[Blue]

I've used three different seats and wear padded Lycra shorts. Still goes numb.

Getting out of the saddle for 10-15 secs every few miles can help - lets the blood flow. Hills can be useful!!

 

[yello]

Getting out of the saddle for 10-15 secs every few miles can help

I 2nd that. I remember doing a 200km audax that went out onto the fens.... flat as. My arse has never been so numb, the only thing that alleviated was getting out of the saddle for a bit.