Cycling while plugged

Hi i'm new here just want to know if anybody cycles while wearing a butt plug I have a jewel plug and I;m thinking of going out cycling while wearing it and also using my tread mill

No I haven't, but I've done the two separately. It seems to me that this would uncomfortable bordering on dangerous. The plug would absorb the pressure of the seat that's usually distributed over the pelvic bones. This could potentially lead to anorectal trauma.

I agree with Jds4med.

If I wear a plug, I won't be bicycling!

I was plugged one day and a friend of mine came by unannounced and asked if he could make an adjustment on my bike that a had asked him about. I said sure. He did the work and then handed me the bike and said hop on and see if this works! Yikes! What do I do now?! So I hopped on and surprising too me, the plug was actually behind the seat. There was no direct contact. But no. I will not be riding while plugged either.

Besides it being dreadfully uncomfortable, I would think that you would have the very real danger of the plug being pushed all of the way inside of you and perhaps having to go to the ER to get it out.

hankb

Why not just remove the seat and use the seat post as the plug (with comfortable modification of course) taking care that the position of leg(s) resting on the crank peddle

allow for the awesome up and down movement. Be careful going over rough terrain and jarring bumps ! You were thinking about this all along but just could not put it down

on paper !

Hi! I wore a medium silicone plug while cycling countless times. It is pleasurable and fun. However, silicone is soft and pliable, but jewel plugs are not, so excessive plug movement could be uncomfortable or downright dangerous. The comfort level is defined largely by the bike seat and your posture on the bike. Most bike seats have "cushions" that go underneath your pelvic bones when you sit on it, so there isn't much pressure on the anus and the perineum. If your seat is of the "racing" type - the extra slim one, well, thats another story. Your siting position should be pretty comfy too, "racing" position with your upper body down low could also lead to discomfort. Also your seat should not be set too high, you should reach the pedals with your feet easly. I guess you should try slowly with a silicone plug on a indoor exercise cycle first and see how it goes. Mind that if the base of the plug is too small, it could get pushed inside. Play safe!

As I noted elsewhere today, you might find using a multi-speed vibrating bullet the way to go. It would be all of the way in and there would be no discomfort, even seated on a racing saddle. You could change the vibrating pattern as you ride along, which would add interest to the ride.

hankb