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twscott283
 
Hey everyone, I hope this isn't a topic that's been discussed. If so, please forgive the redundancy.

I have just started biking - and I'm doing about ten miles a day (I know, a whimp -but I'm overweight, so back off!).

About a week after I did this, I noticed that the (brace yourself guys) skin on the tip of the head of my who's-your-daddy started peeling off. Not chaffing, but pealing.

Has anyone else ever dealt with this? Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Sincerely,
Unable to cross my legs in Texas.


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RubenX
 
I don't have that problem but this thread definitely wins over the one about butt cream...wins hands down.


twscott283
 
awesome - are there awards for that?


fthomas
 
I think I would see my Dr about my who's-your-daddy!

Not to be controversial, but are you keeping yourself hygienically clean and not allowing who's-your-daddy to marinate in urine? I had to run sick call in the Army and saw way to many feet and private part problems due to poor hygiene!

Don't linger around in warm, moist shorts after a ride. Shower and dry well. Apply powder liberally! Put on clean fresh clothing

Good luck!


ilmooz
 
Windburn and/or sunburn. Put some pants on.


dahoss2002
 
Try keeping both hands on the bars while riding...:roflmao:


mandovoodoo
 
Vitamin D&E ointment, or diaper rash stuff. Watch positioning to avoid abrasion.


Az B
 
Maybe it's moulting, it is Spring...

Az


The Human Car
 
I just wanted to say 10 miles when you first start is awesome. We have several intro rides going on and 2-6 miles is generally the most they cover.


buzzman
 
I'm still trying to figure which topic this falls under: Advocacy or Safety-:wtf:??


spry
 
We don,t want the OP losing his "head " over this situation.


waldowales
 
Are you sure that a bike is all you've been riding?:)


nick burns
 
Maybe it's moulting

That's what other snakes do when they grow, right? Why should the trouser variety be any different? Maybe the OP should measure.


KirkeIsWaiting
 
Oh no!
I see another chamois creme thread coming our way!


Speedo
 
Is there something I'm doing wrong?


What are you wearing in the way of pants/shorts/underwear?

Speedo


nick burns
 
What are you wearing in the way of pants/shorts/underwear/Speedo?

fixed


waldowales
 
Perhaps soaking it in something warm and wet would help?


tarwheel
 
Get some cycling shorts and wear them without underwear. Most cyclists wear cycling shorts for a reason.


ShadowGray
 
Technically... there's no skin there... so I would definitely get it checked out.


kendall
 
I'm gonna say positioning yourself will help. I'm sort of large down there, and find that comfort is much improved by wearing underwear or a jock strap that's tight enough to hold my stuff up against my belly.
Letting it flop around with loose or no underwear is asking for trouble, either from chafing or thumping things against the seat.

Ken.


LittleBigMan
 
Hey everyone, I hope this isn't a topic that's been discussed. If so, please forgive the redundancy.

I have just started biking - and I'm doing about ten miles a day (I know, a whimp -but I'm overweight, so back off!).

About a week after I did this, I noticed that the (brace yourself guys) skin on the tip of the head of my who's-your-daddy started peeling off. Not chaffing, but pealing.

Has anyone else ever dealt with this? Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Sincerely,
Unable to cross my legs in Texas.
See a doctor. I've never had this problem in all my years of riding a bike.


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