For my fellow motorcycle riders…
I struggled to find ride-appropriate underwear after my implant surgery. Nothing seemed to offer sufficient support. And smashing the pump while riding friggin hurts! After trying every major brand of men’s underwear, I discovered UFM. The UFM (Underwear For Men) brand makes boxer-briefs with an adjustable drawstring that runs underneath the scrotum and literally lifts the boy-parts up and out of the way. This has become my go-to choice for long rides. It’s nice to not have to constantly re-adjust the pump and, instead, just focus on the open road!
Any other bionic bikers experience lack of support while riding? Do you have other suggestions for ride-appropriate underwear?
Motorcycle riding with an implant…
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jssherrard
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Motorcycle riding with an implant…
Aggressive prostate cancer (genetically predisposed) at 52. Required immediate intervention. Robot Assisted Radical Prostatectomy (RARP) in December 2021. Erectile function never returned. Penile implant (AMS-700) in March 2024. Bionic Boys Club FTW!
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SWorks17
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Re: Motorcycle riding with an implant…
Jss, don’t ride a motorcycle but I ride my road bike a lot, between 100 to 150 miles a week.
I’m pretty sure you can’t get motorcycle saddles with an opening in the middle to take the pressure off the perineum.
I use jockey bikini sports briefs under my cycling bibs to keep everything in place and comfy.
My pump sits in the front between the boys and it finds its place when I’m on my bike saddle.
A lot of times my pump will push upward in my scrotum when I’m riding, and I’ll have to pull it back down after a ride.
I like the jockey bikini briefs because they don’t have fabric down on my legs, they feel comfortable and the sports fabric wicks the sweat away from my junk.
I hope I helped a little
SWorks
I’m pretty sure you can’t get motorcycle saddles with an opening in the middle to take the pressure off the perineum.
I use jockey bikini sports briefs under my cycling bibs to keep everything in place and comfy.
My pump sits in the front between the boys and it finds its place when I’m on my bike saddle.
A lot of times my pump will push upward in my scrotum when I’m riding, and I’ll have to pull it back down after a ride.
I like the jockey bikini briefs because they don’t have fabric down on my legs, they feel comfortable and the sports fabric wicks the sweat away from my junk.
I hope I helped a little
SWorks
Age 68, Garden Ridge Texas, Boston Scientific Rezum procedure for benign enlarged prostate 19 May 21, AMS LGX 18cm with 3cm RT's installed 5 Nov 2021 by Major Dr Shane Barney, BAMC, San Antonio, Texas, Married 37 years.
DOD Pg 131, Faces Pg 27
DOD Pg 131, Faces Pg 27
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cbinspok
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Re: Motorcycle riding with an implant…
jassherad
I gave up my bike a while ago, too many funerals. I get it spring is coming and the call is Calling !
You are newly implanted a good jock should do, just give yourself time to heal next season will be better comfort wise.
have fun be careful.
I gave up my bike a while ago, too many funerals. I get it spring is coming and the call is Calling !
You are newly implanted a good jock should do, just give yourself time to heal next season will be better comfort wise.
have fun be careful.
67years,fighting ed for over twenty years. A sever break, vit E, pataba, Viagra, massage Ved cilas, and I'm tired- throwing in the towel, Op for implant Mar 18, 2021 AMS LGX 18 x12 + 1 3cm RTE, gained girth and length, very glad I took the hard step.
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