Can I Play Basketball, Ride Bikes & Woman-On-Top

[gulangx999]

It has been two years since I received my penile implant surgery. I’m writing to ask for real-life experiences from everyone here.

I’m wondering whether it is safe for me to play basketball and ride bicycles regularly now. I’ve heard some people warn against cycling, saying long-time compression from bike seats may cause abrasion, wear and tear to the internal implant structure over time.

Besides sports, I also want to know your practical experience with the woman-on-top sexual position. Are there any risks of damaging the implant or causing displacement during this position?

I would really appreciate your honest personal experiences rather than just theoretical advice. Thank you all.

[SWorks17]

It has been two years since I received my penile implant surgery. I’m writing to ask for real-life experiences from everyone here.

I’m wondering whether it is safe for me to play basketball and ride bicycles regularly now. I’ve heard some people warn against cycling, saying long-time compression from bike seats may cause abrasion, wear and tear to the internal implant structure over time.

Besides sports, I also want to know your practical experience with the woman-on-top sexual position. Are there any risks of damaging the implant or causing displacement during this position?

I would really appreciate your honest personal experiences rather than just theoretical advice. Thank you all.

The only one that I can comment on is riding a road bike. I don’t have the same implant as you, so I’m not sure about the tube ruggedness in Coloplast products.
I have the AMS 700 LGX.
I started riding my road bike again after about 4 weeks of healing and I did short easy rides. I use a Specialized SWorks Power Saddle which has an opening to take the pressure off of the perineum. I’ve been cycling on my road bike for 5 years now and thankfully I haven’t had any problems with my implant. I ride between 100 and 230 miles a week.
I do wear jockey bikini briefs under my cycling bibs to help keep everything in place.
I’m glad that I could continue riding with the third brother down there.

Good luck,
Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks