Cold nads

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Parrot of Doom

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23,075 posts

236 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Is there anything to help this? Despite wearing plenty of layers, my tallywhacker has always shrivelled up from the cold and usually positions itself to point directly forward, touching the layers I'm wearing. So much so that you can't, ahem, "tuck it away" to get warm.

Its annoying, and I have a feeling that this will be a cold winter. 20-mile rides would be nicer if I could sort it out.

The Walrus

1,857 posts

207 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Tuck it away ??

I pull mine all up front and to the right fnar fnar and never have that issue, are you wearing decent base layers ?

Fume troll

4,389 posts

214 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Wear a sock?

Or invest in some good windfront type gear. http://www.jejamescycles.com/id40902.html
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/gore-bike-wear...

What layers are you currently using?

Cheers,

FT.

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

200 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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It's a sign of badly fitting saddle. You're squashing your "tinta"# so restricting the blood supply to your old chap.














# Tinta = the bit that between you balls and your anus that 'tint your arse and 'tint your scrotum

Digga

40,463 posts

285 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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I am not being facetious but about this time last year, running in lycra shorts, I think I got chilblains on my cock.

It was very cold and the old boy began to sting a bit - I hadn't been anywhere near any mucky women (or men for that matter), for decades, before anyone suggests it - but the sensation did not abate. In fact, when I got indoors, the warm air made it more noticeable.

I don't run particularly fast, and when I cycle I'm on an mtb, so I can only imagine the sort of wind-chill a road bike is capable of creating. Be warned and take care!

Edited by Digga on Tuesday 26th October 12:44

Parrot of Doom

Original Poster:

23,075 posts

236 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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I wear decent cycling shorts, underneath quite heavy cargo shorts. There's a physical air gap between the two pairs. There's no numbness or discomfort, its just bloody cold!

hullbilly

383 posts

174 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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I wear cycling shorts then a slightly baggy pair of over shorts and havent suffered from this as of yet...

The Walrus

1,857 posts

207 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Parrot of Doom said:
I wear decent cycling shorts, underneath quite heavy cargo shorts. There's a physical air gap between the two pairs. There's no numbness or discomfort, its just bloody cold!
Do you suffer from poor circulation as even though it has dropped a few degrees I don't have this issue, you could try some shammy cream or adjust your riding position so you are in more of a prone position ?

Fume troll

4,389 posts

214 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Parrot of Doom said:
I wear decent cycling shorts, underneath quite heavy cargo shorts. There's a physical air gap between the two pairs. There's no numbness or discomfort, its just bloody cold!
Cargo shorts will funnel cold up there nicely. What you have under them may or may not be windproof I suppose.

Cheers,

FT.

Fetchez la vache

5,581 posts

216 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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I'm thinking there's a market openning for a merino cock warmer.
Could this be the way I make my first million? scratchchin

Mandog

149 posts

189 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Funny enough I had the self same thing yesterday. Zero degress at 6.30 am and a wind chill of -4. By the time I got to work I was convinced I had frost bite in my bell end. I was only wearing a normal pair of baggy shorts with nothing underneath. Seemed to just funnel the cold air towards my pipio.


MattYorke

3,778 posts

255 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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If it is a blood flow issue, try angling the front of yer saddle down. Very very slightly or yer arms end up taking a lot of extra load.
Restricted blood flow, nerve damage, etc - things to be avoided at all costs!

Parrot of Doom

Original Poster:

23,075 posts

236 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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Actually on closer examination today, I think the cycling shorts may be part of the issue. They don't seem to fit as well as my old ones, but as I mainly used them on the mountain bike, sitting more upright I never noticed.

I've already lost 3lbs since getting this new bike though (combined with a diet), so the problem may solve itself as my arse gets smaller smile

Dave_ITR

834 posts

199 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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rhinochopig said:
It's a sign of badly fitting saddle. You're squashing your "tinta"# so restricting the blood supply to your old chap.




# Tinta = the bit that between you balls and your anus that 'tint your arse and 'tint your scrotum
Or if you are a female it's called your twitter, the bit between the tt & the stter!

scooby jeff

358 posts

228 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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Dave_ITR said:
rhinochopig said:
It's a sign of badly fitting saddle. You're squashing your "tinta"# so restricting the blood supply to your old chap.




# Tinta = the bit that between you balls and your anus that 'tint your arse and 'tint your scrotum
Or if you are a female it's called your twitter, the bit between the tt & the stter!
roflrofl

khushy

3,966 posts

221 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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get a willywaterbottle - LOL!

chris1roll

1,706 posts

246 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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scooby jeff said:
Dave_ITR said:
rhinochopig said:
It's a sign of badly fitting saddle. You're squashing your "tinta"# so restricting the blood supply to your old chap.




# Tinta = the bit that between you balls and your anus that 'tint your arse and 'tint your scrotum
Or if you are a female it's called your twitter, the bit between the tt & the stter!
roflrofl
I thought it was called a twernt.

As in - if 'twernt there her guts 'ud fall out...


How about one of those heat packs you can get to put in your pockets?

Edited by chris1roll on Sunday 31st October 22:42

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

257 months

Sunday 31st October 2010
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rofl....best thread ever

You need these ---->

Stuffed with this ---->