Comfort Breaks!!!!
pillliwinx
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My wife and I have recently started going on longer runs on our bikes.
Unfortunately, one of the major stumbling blocks is the subject of "comfort breaks"
Obviously this is not a problem for me, but it is causing major concerns to her.
Therefore she is not taking on fluid during the rides and struggles as a result.
Can we ask for helpful hints / tips from other women riders please?
Thanks
Unfortunately, one of the major stumbling blocks is the subject of "comfort breaks"
Obviously this is not a problem for me, but it is causing major concerns to her.
Therefore she is not taking on fluid during the rides and struggles as a result.
Can we ask for helpful hints / tips from other women riders please?
Thanks
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I thought I would have the same problem but find I can drink before ride and 2ltrs on route without the need for a pee. I think it has something to do with all the fluid I am losing and not thinking about needing to go.
I always ride places where I can go before I leave and when I get back.If every action has an equal and opposite reaction does that mean I will be eaten by a fly?0 -
Probably not helpful at all, but after many years of mountain biking, I have had to master the art of peeing trailside (well maybe a short walk into the woods). As far as I am aware, there's no other way - although I am prepared to be enlightened!0
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Just don't sit on any nettles.0
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Yes, chose the place carefully.
I sometimes sit on a rock, but have fallen foul of that on one occasion.
"At the beginning of the ride I decided to stop for a pee and waited for everyone to depart around the corner, then I took my place on the rock, nature took its course and I hurried off to catch up with the others.
I was on a borrowed bike and during the ride I was feeling a little uncomfortable.
At the end of the ride, we were packing the bikes away and I reached into the back of my shorts and pulled out a large flat stone :roll: - must have got stuck there earlier on..."
So people (well ladies) beware!!0 -
Its not that easy for men either out in the open! A few times been caught out by a sudden gust of wind and watered my shoes!0
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Or in very cold weather when it freezes before it hits the ground. Or even before that in some cases!0
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It's got to be done!
This is always worth a try.... - I got one for Christmas :shock:
I think I've had too many camping/climbing/etc trips to care any more :oops:0 -
nice idea, but grim.
please don't tell me you cycle along with it sticking out your jersey pocket? eeeewwwww!Only the meek get pinched. The bold survive.0 -
No, I've never used it in all honesty, I always worry what could happen if it didn't work properly... um. Then you would get wet feet.0
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A sheewee?!!!0
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wouldnt it look a bit strange if you saw a woman standing up to have a pee at the side of a road? it might not even be a real woman :roll: :?It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness0
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no, if it involves men/women peing by the road then ill passIt is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness0
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why does it cause her so much concern???
to be honest i'd be more concerned about getting dehydrated from not drinking than having an al fresco pee. just go behind a bush; wheres the problem?0 -
I've been baring my bottom and widdling outside since I stopped widdling in a nappy. Find a bush and get on with it.
I tried the 'sheewee' at the world champs in Fort William. They take practise, which unfortunately I hadn't had....
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LMAO @ jo ........
Do you remember back in the 80's you used to get a little bottle holder (or a dual holder if you were posh) attached to your handlebars with a bottle in that you used to drink through a straw thingy ? well i can now imagine the ladies riding along with one of those "SheWee" things on their or for those really serious lady cyclist maybe they could attach it on the back like a saddle bag to save stopping lol
Now Seriously !
Here's the Answer to your problems
Simon"It never gets easier, you just go faster"0 -
supersonic wrote:Just don't sit on any nettles.
Or a fire ants nest! That caused many laughs for the blokes I was riding with a few years ago, my butt wasn't laughing! :shock:a dirtbag of the most delightful variety0 -
My wife's answer was passed on by Josie Dew (for the Non tourists among you http://www.josiedew.co.uk
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He that buys flesh buys many bones.
He that buys eggs buys many shells,
But he that buys good beer buys nothing else.</b></i>
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jojojojo wrote:I've been baring my bottom and widdling outside since I stopped widdling in a nappy. Find a bush and get on with it.
I tried the 'sheewee' at the world champs in Fort William. They take practise, which unfortunately I hadn't had....
That's one heck of a first post! :shock:Proved by testing to be faster than a badger.
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Big Southern Jesse wrote:jojojojo wrote:I've been baring my bottom and widdling outside since I stopped widdling in a nappy. Find a bush and get on with it.
I tried the 'sheewee' at the world champs in Fort William. They take practise, which unfortunately I hadn't had....
That's one heck of a first post! :shock:
I'd say it's one heck of a piss actually!a dirtbag of the most delightful variety0 -
Ok, thought I'd wade into unchartered waters here and what do I find? A Shewee!! :P
As per the photo how are they meant to work if your pants dont have a zipper....?
And then your meant to Pop it back in your pocket afterwards!
I just hope the inventers dont to try to solve the problem of doing a standing No.2
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