Cycling in diapers

The other day I went for one of my bike rides on one of the trails I go on. I got all my stuff together the night before so I could get an early start.

I got up the next morning and drank some coffee (to prime the pump) I shoved a suppository in place and put depends booster in a pair of depends pullups. I than put a depends brief over top and pulled on a pair of plastic pants. Over that I put on a pair of loose shorts and a tank top.

I loaded up my bike and pack with plenty of water. I was starting to wet before I even left. After mile 26 my suppository kicked in and I still had 4 miles to go, let alone the return trip.

Needless to say by the time I got done with my ride I had one soaked diaper with a load to boot. I wonder what some of the other joggers, bikers, and hikers would have thought if they had only known.

Sounds like a lot of fun to me, except for the suppos part, but having to change a messy diaper with my living arrangements isnt an option. but i am glad you enjoyed yourself.

This takes me back when i was 10 and still experiementing with diapers and riding my bike and wanting to use my neighbor's bathrooms to change my diaper LOL.. good times... especially when your bike has a broken seat =-)

I like to cycle but have a problem when wearing diapers. After a relatively short time the padding of the diaper starts to break up. This has can be uncomfortable but has led to leaks and on one occasion the diaper actually splitting.

Anyone else have a problem trying to carry on their sport while wearing diapers?

I like to bicycle and wear diapers 24/7. I find a pull-on diaper's padding is more fixed than that found in tape-on diapers, and less likely to shift or bunch.

Because thigh chafing is such a biking problem, you should wear protection with a narrower crotch width.

I sweat profusely when biking in all kinds of weather. An observer would be hard pressed to tell if I wet my pants with sweat or pee. Sometimes I go without protection and no one seems to notice.

For me, any padding in the crotch tends numbs my pudendal nerves, the nerves connected to the external genitalia. When I get off the bike, I feel the same pins and needles sensation one feels after one's foot falls asleep. The more padding, the more numbing, the more uncomfortable the recovery sensations. A light weight pull-on worn with biking shorts with little to no built in padding works well for me.

Hello i use the health dry underwear and a tena ultimate pad when im doing my karate and weight training. Traditional diapers arent made for us athletes.

Being a 24/7 double cloth diapered plastic pantied toodler,I ride my bike all the time and thick cloth diapers feel really good with bicycle seal pushing them even more beteen my legs. Sometimes the pink and yellow(I love pink and yellow0 plastic panties show over my jeans people and other bike riders can see them pretty good if the back of my t-shirt or jogging swaeter rides up my back 😮 😮 😮 😮

😁 The bikers behind you might have had a hint, but were too pooped (LOL) to say anything. Happy trails to you.

I am about to try it for the first time, although I am a little bit nervous al though I have to admit it feels good, I have cycled before many times but never once whilst wearing adult diapers.

obviously if this works out I might do this more often, But firstly let's get something straight off the bat I don't have a fettish for diapers I need them because of my annoyingly and highly embarrassing weak bladder and the fact that I am disabled.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

I have not tried it, but as I both like biking and wearing diapers, I can imagine the soft padded feeling of your diaper pressing against your bottom by the saddle.

I did that yesterday, a cloth diaper and a PUL panty. I was a comfortable experience.

I usually ride in a Tena pull-up which has a very tight fit. I wear compression athletic shorts over them and regular workout shorts. The pull up gives me padding and it is fun to pee while riding. Of course they only hold so much so I have to be careful.

I have also done this with a couple of suppositories. Great fun with plastic pants on to keep everything nice and secure. Stopped at local shop to buy an ice cream with a full nappy had a slight smell about me as I was paying. What a rush

For me, any padding in the crotch tends numbs my pudendal nerves, the nerves connected to the external genitalia. When I get off the bike, I feel the same pins and needles sensation one feels after one's foot falls asleep. The more padding, the more numbing, the more uncomfortable the recovery sensations. A light weight pull-on worn with biking shorts with little to no built in padding works well for me.

That's the same thing that happens to me when I ride my stationary bike.

Ever since my prostate removal I have to wear a pull-up or diaper because the bike seat puts pressure on something and when I get off my bladder empties.

Major reason I no longer bike for extended distances is the need to pee so frequently due to medical conditions and medications. Even a short 3 or 4 mile ride in anything but bike shorts produces a lot unwanted rubbing and ends up with some pretty raw skin.

There's a reason serious bicycle riders don't wear anything under their bike shorts.

I always enjoyed wetting myself when I was out bike-riding. Since my black latex biker pants didn't show any wet spots, I could freely wet myself and nobody passing by me would know any better!