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humancongereel
02-07-07, 03:12 PM
a fixed gear forum denizen emerges...

anyway, i wondered who/where there's any information on the reality of cycling and impotence/erectile dysfunction. i am from the fixed gear forum, but no...this isn't an attempt at juvenile humor. i figure this is urban legend, but some real info is what would be nice.


I-Like-To-Bike
02-07-07, 03:16 PM
a fixed gear forum denizen emerges...

anyway, i wondered who/where there's any information on the reality of cycling and impotence/erectile dysfunction. i am from the fixed gear forum, but no...this isn't an attempt at juvenile humor. i figure this is urban legend, but some real info is what would be nice.
If you suffer from the problem that would be reality enuff! If so see a urologist, ignore the internet quacks.

If not, fuggedaboutit!

humancongereel
02-07-07, 03:21 PM
well, i worry about it. especially since i ride a lot (40 hours a week for work, plus fun/commuting/errands).


pyze-guy
02-07-07, 03:31 PM
a fixed gear forum denizen emerges...

anyway, i wondered who/where there's any information on the reality of cycling and impotence/erectile dysfunction. i am from the fixed gear forum, but no...this isn't an attempt at juvenile humor. i figure this is urban legend, but some real info is what would be nice.

From what my doctor has told me, it can be a problem from ill-fitting saddles. Saddles that press on the perineum can lead to blood flow problems. Check with your own Dr. fo all the info. I did go and get the saddle properly adjusted after that meeting though.

Eatadonut
02-07-07, 03:32 PM
well, i worry about it. especially since i ride a lot (40 hours a week for work, plus fun/commuting/errands).

do you get numbness at all? If not, I wouldn't worry about it.