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Topic: Chafing
fullmoonfairy's photo
Sun 07/12/09 09:58 AM
Ok, so I've been watching the Tour de France and I'm thinking to myself "How on earth do these guys ride their bicycles for days on end and not cause permanent damage to their private parts?"

I mean they ride in the rain, they ride in the heat...how DO you prevent chafing? I started feeling really uncomfortable just watching them.

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Sun 07/12/09 10:01 AM
I used to watch cyclists train in the mountains of Georgia (Dahlonega)...they'd ride right past my house... I wanted to run out & just poof 'em with a powder puff...but alas, they were to quick for me...& left me in the dust...ohwell

fullmoonfairy's photo
Sun 07/12/09 10:03 AM
Hmmm...that's the tricky part isn't it? I've been to Dahlonega by the way. It's real pretty up there.

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Sun 07/12/09 10:04 AM
Do u know cyclism

fullmoonfairy's photo
Sun 07/12/09 10:07 AM

Do u know cyclism


No, never met him. He a nice guy?

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Sun 07/12/09 10:07 AM

Hmmm...that's the tricky part isn't it? I've been to Dahlonega by the way. It's real pretty up there.



Yea...it's gorgeous! A friend of mine was on his Harley up in the twisty-turny part of the road...a near-sighted deer landed in his lap trying to jump across...OUCH! noway

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Sun 07/12/09 10:08 AM


Hmmm...that's the tricky part isn't it? I've been to Dahlonega by the way. It's real pretty up there.



Yea...it's gorgeous! A friend of mine was on his Harley up in the twisty-turny part of the road...a near-sighted deer landed in his lap trying to jump across...OUCH! noway


OMG...is he ok???? noway

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Sun 07/12/09 10:11 AM
Edited by Eddiemma on Sun 07/12/09 10:12 AM
That's why they wear those skin tight pants... It's similar to under armor in the respect that it helps to wick away moisture as well... Some that I have seen also have those gel seats that helps a bit... I would imagine that they do get chafing from time to time on long rides... but in saying that--their skin is probably acclimated to it and it doesn't happen as commonly as it would with someone that doesn't ride all the time trying to pull a 100k ride...biggrin

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Sun 07/12/09 10:12 AM
He wasn't right in his head to begin with, but yea...he's mended...busted up the bike pretty good, though...offtopic oops

Now on to chafing... I'm not quite sure how to prevent it...baby powder just turns to paste...UGH! But, if you end up with like prickly heat or something...believe it or not...anti-fungal foot cream works best on the itchy red places...:wink:

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Sun 07/12/09 10:16 AM

He wasn't right in his head to begin with, but yea...he's mended...busted up the bike pretty good, though...offtopic oops

Now on to chafing... I'm not quite sure how to prevent it...baby powder just turns to paste...UGH! But, if you end up with like prickly heat or something...believe it or not...anti-fungal foot cream works best on the itchy red places...:wink:


I'm glad to hear it...I mean about your friend.

And you're right about the powder...ugh. That's gotta be nasty. Slather the whole area with Vaseline maybe? blushing But who knows? Maybe there's some kind of special product just for that kind of stuff on the market...shoot, I should really google that up. I'm curious now. lol

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Sun 07/12/09 10:17 AM
I wear something in martial arts that is called a rash guard... It is basically the same material that is in under armor wear... That tight fitting elastic second skin feel.. It really does help quite a bit from getting mat burns, bloody cuts and all the while helps to keep you cool...

If you have that kind of underwear and those riding pants on it would serve as a double barrier to stop chafing.... Kind of like why people wear two pairs of socks playing racquet ball or tennis... IT cuts down on the friction and calluses...

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Sun 07/12/09 10:18 AM
AHA!!!

http://www.asmaster.biz/asmaster_about.html

Although I'm kind of disturbed by the name of the product.

Eddiemma's photo
Sun 07/12/09 10:22 AM
Creams and ointments are after the fact... It's best to have the right attire for the event..

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Sun 07/12/09 10:27 AM

Creams and ointments are after the fact... It's best to have the right attire for the event..




Are we still talking about cycling, Eddie? devil

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Sun 07/12/09 10:29 AM
Edited by Eddiemma on Sun 07/12/09 10:31 AM


Creams and ointments are after the fact... It's best to have the right attire for the event..




Are we still talking about cycling, Eddie? devil

Yes sweetie, believe it or not my mind can venture to other things besides sex... It's not very often but it can happen.. :laughing:

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Sun 07/12/09 10:31 AM
They have their junk removed!

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Sun 07/12/09 10:33 AM
Edited by Phuque on Sun 07/12/09 10:33 AM

They have their junk removed!



Maybe they just put the junk in the trunk?

Dan99's photo
Sun 07/12/09 10:33 AM
When then arent on camera they remove the seat..

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Sun 07/12/09 10:35 AM


They have their junk removed!



Maybe they just put the junk in the trunk?



They pee out their A-holelaugh laugh

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Sun 07/12/09 10:36 AM
hi..im a new comer...

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