Riding motorcycles

[snake_jazzer]

Hi everyone,
Looking into getting an inflatable implant soon and I was wondering if riding a motorcycle would potentially decrease the lifespan of the implant. If not, would it be uncomfortable to ride one and would it be advisable to wear suspension underwear?
Thanks in advance.

[UpNorth]

I’ve read other Bionic Brothers ride. But, I haven’t been on mine yet. Planning next weekend to try it.

[wolfpacker]

It was not comfortable for me so I ended up selling my motorcycle. This was a sport bike though, maybe a more relaxed cruiser would be doable

[tooyoung]

Hi everyone,
Looking into getting an inflatable implant soon and I was wondering if riding a motorcycle would potentially decrease the lifespan of the implant. If not, would it be uncomfortable to ride one and would it be advisable to wear suspension underwear?
Thanks in advance.

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[snake_jazzer]

Hi everyone,
Looking into getting an inflatable implant soon and I was wondering if riding a motorcycle would potentially decrease the lifespan of the implant. If not, would it be uncomfortable to ride one and would it be advisable to wear suspension underwear?
Thanks in advance.

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Thanks for this.

I’m starting to be conflicted between the inflatable and malleable options. While the inflatable implant can be concealed more easily, it still adds an additional object in the scrotum and may have less durability. On the other hand, with a malleable implant, you’d have to deal with concealing an erection all day, but I imagine it might be more comfortable for everyday activities—like riding a motorcycle—since it’s simpler, lighter, and has fewer parts that could cause discomfort.

[UpNorth]

Hi everyone,
Looking into getting an inflatable implant soon and I was wondering if riding a motorcycle would potentially decrease the lifespan of the implant. If not, would it be uncomfortable to ride one and would it be advisable to wear suspension underwear?
Thanks in advance.

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Thanks for this.

I’m starting to be conflicted between the inflatable and malleable options. While the inflatable implant can be concealed more easily, it still adds an additional object in the scrotum and may have less durability. On the other hand, with a malleable implant, you’d have to deal with concealing an erection all day, but I imagine it might be more comfortable for everyday activities—like riding a motorcycle—since it’s simpler, lighter, and has fewer parts that could cause discomfort.

I recommend be patient and collect more information. What bike do you have? I have a superglide custom, I’ll sit on it this evening and see how it feels.

[tooyoung]

Hi everyone,
Looking into getting an inflatable implant soon and I was wondering if riding a motorcycle would potentially decrease the lifespan of the implant. If not, would it be uncomfortable to ride one and would it be advisable to wear suspension underwear?
Thanks in advance.

This

Thanks for this.

I’m starting to be conflicted between the inflatable and malleable options. While the inflatable implant can be concealed more easily, it still adds an additional object in the scrotum and may have less durability. On the other hand, with a malleable implant, you’d have to deal with concealing an erection all day, but I imagine it might be more comfortable for everyday activities—like riding a motorcycle—since it’s simpler, lighter, and has fewer parts that could cause discomfort.

You are welcome man..I'm about the same age range and I know our struggles.

If you are 70+ having 3 or 4 ipp revisions before you die is ok...But now we can't gamble day to day with ipps with its' rediculous reliability.

I invite you to malleable implantees group on whatsapp for more information.
https://chat.whatsapp.com/FJYnpIGClI98x ... H?mode=r_c

[Floridaspeedo]

I have been riding sportbikes for 25 years.

Have had my implant for 3 plus years with a Honda CBR 650R most recently and have had zero issues or discomfort.

I hang right and sometimes swinging my leg over the seat, I will need to help my dick over the tank.

Could definitely have worse problems.

[rdnkbiker]

i rode with my first one for years actually got hit on my Harley... it i didn't have any problems lasted 6+ years just need to adjust now and then no big deal and revision is not a big deal way easy compared to the first one my doc said probably need one more in my lifetime but I'm pretty rough on equipment lol

[snake_jazzer]

i rode with my first one for years actually got hit on my Harley... it i didn't have any problems lasted 6+ years just need to adjust now and then no big deal and revision is not a big deal way easy compared to the first one my doc said probably need one more in my lifetime but I'm pretty rough on equipment lol

Thanks for the feedback! For some reason, I always thought a revision would be more difficult than the first implant, since the tissues might be less flexible and potentially more prone to infection. In what way would you say it was easier?

Also, how intense did you go with the equipment use? If you had to estimate, roughly how many times would you say you used it?