Another 'Cycling Causes Impotence' Article

[linux_author]

- any experts want to comment on this one?

Wave of impotence linked to cycling (http://www.eastandard.net/mags/society/articles.php?articleid=1143966506)

[ryanparrish]

Ngugi says through unprotected cycling more young men are prone to impotence because they (youths) are a stronger but frustrated after getting caught up in the web for the elusive search for employment. This article is a load of dung

[derath]

YAY,

We have our 2 kids. no more planned. Bring on the cycling!!!

But wait, I was a cyclist and father'd 2 kids. And we didn't have to work that hard. Much to my disappointment.

-D

[fat_bike_nut]

I'm no expert, but I'll say this much:

-improper fit on a bike = pain in all the wrong places. The article seems to cover that.

-"Padded" saddles? A saddle doesn't need gel padding if you size it up right with your sitbones over it. Oh wait, the article mentions "too much padding" as well.

-Overall, this article doesn't look as bad as the ones so adamantly anti-cycling, but it still comes off sounding pretty stupid.

[C_Heath]

Ive got three kids, Gimme a steel saddle!!!!

[alanbikehouston]

Whenever this thread thrusts its head up, we found out how few people know the actual precise definition of the term "impotence". It seems that riding a bike also has a negative effect on the ability to use language accurately.

[heflix455]

Ive got three kids, Gimme a steel saddle!!!!

http://sheldonbrown.com/images/stonesaddle.jpeg?

[grebletie]

meh