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| Fri 18 Nov 11, 3:22 PM subbiepaul UK(WV), 5 yrs   |
Hello, and yes I do know there have been many chastity threads but this one is rather specific. I've seen some people mention that riding a bike in a chastity device is not a problem while others have said that it is. I've tried it in a Sentinel type device and while its possible, I wouldn't call it comfortable and do worry that the way I curve my back to avoid any problems means it isn't a long-term solution. So I guess I'd love to know who has cycled wearing a chastity device, which ones, and how have you found it comfort wise.
Me and my worried spine would love to know | |
| 18 Nov 11, 3:35 PM kleenezee 7 yrs |
Make sure it's clean in case you fall off and have to go to hospital! | |
| 18 Nov 11, 3:44 PM MisterBear UK(WA), 8 yrs   |
How about one of them birdlocked silicon type jobies? Are they more comfortable. Can you tell I'm bored and have nothing better to do with my life? | |
| 18 Nov 11, 4:42 PM subbiepaul UK(WV), 5 yrs |
That's kinda what I'm hoping to find out... if we pool knowledge will there be an outright obvious choice, or is it purely down to each individuals anatomy? | |
| 18 Nov 11, 4:43 PM silver_lotus UK(CB), 3 yrs |
I did this a few years ago as an experiment to see what was involved, as part of some research for writing a book. I had a CB2000 on for a week, and rode my bike to and from a business about 3-4 miles, including a steep hill. I tend to have my seat up as high as it will go so I lean fully forward with legs at full stretch. It was quite possible, but just needed good tight supporting underwear (high cut but not brief knickers are very good and generally very comfortable, just allow for the extra bulge when choosing cut) . Hold everything up with one hand whilst pulling them up tight with the other, then when you let go everything should be supported. The only real issue I had was the design didn't let me move my bits to one side.. they were always full frontal..so it was manageable but not ideal.
'More than just a few quick flashes!' | |
| 18 Nov 11, 8:19 PM subbiepaul UK(WV), 5 yrs |
Thanks silver_lotus,
I ride in a similar way so it could just be that the sentinel is a little heavy to support as easily. One thing I did find that eased it a little was to drop the front of the saddle, but that only alleviates it so much. The other option bike-wise is a more upright position, which may be possible on my mountain bike but not the other two. | |
| 18 Nov 11, 8:33 PM unequal66 UK(AB), 15 mths |
When my CB6000 was purchased the gentleman in Fettered Pleasures specifically advised that cycling is to be avoided, the pins and central joint fatique very easily and can snap/split with a serious injury resulting. I've no idea about the birdlock, weren't there issues about the patent ? fakes about ? Litigation over multiple websites ? Looks more comfortable long term and serious injury unlikely in the event of failure ? Just my two penny worth. | |
| 18 Nov 11, 8:34 PM paulss UK(NR), 8 yrs |
I have ridden wearing a birdlock device and that was more comfortable than the CB devices. |
