Wearing diapers while riding a bike

I like to ride my bike. I am not into public wear that much but the reason why I want to try this is so that I don't have to find a place to use the restroom or worse use the side of the road when I am riding for a long time. Any recommendations on what diapers to use while riding? I ride pretty aggressively. Any recommendations on baby powder or creams to prevent chafing? Does anybody ells ride a bike with a diaper on? Keep in mind I drink a lot of water while I ride to keep hydrated so the diaper needs to be able to hold alot. I have tried the depends pull ups and they don't hold enough 😢 any suggestions are much appreciated!

I ride my bike in a diaper frequently and find it quite nice. The padding keeps is nice and I don't find chafing a real problem. I'm nor very good about drinking enough water when I ride, but usually I sweat out the water and don't end up wetting a whole lot. It all depends on how long your ride is. I never chaffe while riding a bike, but will chaffe real bad while playing golf.

I ride my bike while wearing cloth diapers and plastic pants showing out the top of my shorts and slow down if the are girls riding together to give the a subtle look.

I did it once with an Abri Form X plus on. It was a pretty comfortable ride with the extra padding. I was figuring on some chaffing, but it didn't happen. I may do it again this summer.

Sorry, I dont use bike

I love to bike while diapered - folks can't tell if you've got those special cycle shorts on or a diaper!

Thanks for the info guys! Hey thumper that must of been pretty interesting with an abri form X plus on. Those are my favorite because they are think. Did anybody notice you? I'm always afraid of someone noticing that I'm wearing. I've never worn an x plus outside the house.

I wear GoodNites during the day, also when I ride my bike, they allow enough padding not to chafe my butt and ususally are absorbent enough, maybe not in your case if your a heavy wetter, I usually wear a nylon track suit or shorts over them so even if they leak a little they dry pretty quick. If this product does not fit you or is not absorbent enough I would try Abena abri-form they are a bit bulky for daytime but are very absorbent.

I ahve done that lots....Very exciting I might ad...Many people dont understand the extra padding helps over the bumps.... 😁

Ride my bike to work most days and always with a Nappy on, do not seem to get any leaks either and it helps "pad" out that uncomfortable saddle and prevent nasty sore patches in places you do not want them. 😮

I also cycle alot and until recently didn't wear diapers in other words I just wore my regular underwear beneath my cloths but then I decided to try wearing diapers mostly due to Convinience factors but also because I have returned myself to wearing these means of protection virtually 24/7, due to my weak bladder as per my earlier replies on this or similar subjects.

I tend to wear Arena Delta Form L2's as they are comfortable and can take up to 2-3 good soakings before they need changing although I double or triple up for that extra insurance or peace of mind in case of an embarrasing accident.

Personally it's a no-brainer wearing a diaper when cycling is amazing as it gives me a better ride in-terms of padding which is more comfortable than a bruised bottom and it also means I don't have to stop for pee breaks anymore which is a major plus factor when cycling any distance away from home when I can't make it to a toilet/restroom as I don't have to go for a unexpected and publically possible pee break which is embarrasing and in some places even potentially illigal due to creating a pubic nussince and health hazard.

Also when I am in diapers I am much more relaxed and I can enjoy the ride more than I used-to do so in the past, obviously I wore a diaper as a kid growing up from the ages of 0mths-4yrs of age as I took longer than most to toilet train because of learning difficulties mainly Severe Autisum and other factors all of which meant I was still in diapers at the age of 4 yrs in 1984/85.

I don't regret choosing to go back to wearing diapers although I do often ask myself why did it take so long until I turned 30yrs of age in 2010 for my body to finally show me following the on-set of my current pysical disabilities that I should never have been out of them in the first-place and I don't care if this makes me look babyish because I am immune to those moments by now as they tend to be by pepole who just simply will never understand me and who are essentially bullies and I hate bullies with firery avengence, sometime I wish I was the Ghost-Rider eventhough he isn't real as I have been to hell and back over the course of my entire life because of cowards and bullies and if I was him I could send them strait to hell for causing me so much pain in the form of ptsd and other psycallogical problems, but those are just my thoughts.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

I had a job where I had to ride a bike through town with deliveries. This made it hard, with the clock ticking away, to make time for barhroombreaks. A diaper was the best way to deal with that. The feeling was not always good couse the sadle on my bike is very hard and would push to hadr on my genitals when the diaper was wet. But hey, I wasn't complaining.

Because of stress incontinence I used to wear men's pads under my bike shorts, but I still might have a leak.

Now I wear normal athletic shorts with a Tena pull up under compression boxer briefs. The pull ups are not as bulky as a diaper and provide a nice amount of padding. It is a pretty comfortable combination.

I wear a Tena Stretch Super when I ride my bike. I provides some extra padding.

My advice isn't any different than wearing a diaper doing anything else. I enjoy riding my bike as much as I can for multiple reasons and wearing a diaper while riding. I ride for at least ten miles if not more riding around 13 mph is my goal. As being incontinent wearing 24/7 I use a well fitting disposable diaper with a booster pad. I'm currently using the Northshore premium and Megamax plastic back diapers having much success with them doing anything and everything.

My advice is - ( my opinion )

1.Use quality well fitting plastic back diapers. Cloth back diapers will stretch and allow leaks.

2. Have a snug fit, but not to snug that it's uncomfortable and digging into you. This will help with chaffing.

3. Apply a thin layer of powder to the diaper area and put a descent amount on the diaper before applying the diaper. This will help the sweating and chaffing also.

4. May need to use a rash cream if you are going to use and wear the diaper for an extended period. Put the cream on before any powder is used.

If you use a good quality diaper that has high capacity and leak guards that's fitted right you should have no problems. By wearing a thicker diaper my seem to be a bit bulky, but they make padded pants and shorts for riding. I dont think anyone suspects it a diaper.