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Old 12-16-06, 11:01 AM
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problem with genitals shrinkage

when i ride in cold weather and stop for a leak i have a hard time find it,anybody with this problem, how to deal with this anoyence
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Old 12-16-06, 11:13 AM
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I get lot of emails that tell how to fix this problem. Give me your address and I will forward them to you.
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Old 12-16-06, 11:26 AM
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i am serious this realy bothers me
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Old 12-16-06, 11:32 AM
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Knit it a sweater


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Old 12-16-06, 11:37 AM
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who made that for you ,your grandmother?
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Old 12-16-06, 12:57 PM
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I suppose shrink is all relative


Try one of these...

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My worst experience last winter was xc skating across a rather large lake with a strong headwind in - 15 degrees celsius without my windfront briefs under my skiclothes. I sat at a lodge that serves coffee with my then miniscule and very painful willy in my hand for twenty minutes.
Never forget to put on windproof undies when it gets really cold.
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Originally Posted by moitense
when i ride in cold weather and stop for a leak i have a hard time find it,anybody with this problem, how to deal with this anoyence
That's what we call an "over share".
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Originally Posted by moitense
who made that for you ,your grandmother?

no your mom did


but seriously, windproof tights or pants will be a great help

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Old 12-16-06, 06:43 PM
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what I do is just start urinating and then follow the stream to its source...
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Two tools that every sewious cycwilist carrys for these situations:


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Try riding catheterized. Then you don't even need to stop.
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You just have to coax Franklin back out of the shell. Think of you little buddy as a push-pop.
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Has anyone else noticed that the OP has an obsession with a certain part of his anatomy?

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Originally Posted by East Hill
Has anyone else noticed that the OP has an obsession with a certain part of his anatomy?

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Well us guys do tend to worry if the lil feller up and disappears, though he usually does pop up sooner or later, most likely at an inopportune time.
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If this were the Foo forum I would say he needs to find some women to follow then. But as this is the winter cycling forum, and as I have no personal experience of this phenomenon, I will defer to you gentlemen for advice to the OP .

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Originally Posted by moitense
when i ride in cold weather and stop for a leak i have a hard time find it,anybody with this problem, how to deal with this anoyence
A bigger annoyance for me is trying to keep it out of the snow.
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Old 12-17-06, 10:09 PM
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Well, if you wrap it around your neck three times and double-knot it twice, like I do, your body temperature will keep Willy wild. And you can always tell when mother nature calls: it gets rather hard to breathe, like a python wrapped around your neck like prey. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by soze
Try riding catheterized. Then you don't even need to stop.
I think camelback makes something like that
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Oh just buy a set of toastie toes and put one on the outside of your undies, that should keep the little pecker happy!
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*Relives watching classic Seinfeld moment*
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Seriously? You'll want to insert a small glass rod in there at the start of a ride, make sure it's pointed up so you don't put any pressure on it and shatter the glass rod by accident.
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