I agree with the Edwards...
I have been riding since I was 9 ... blah blah blah...
even took it to college with me ...
Everyone looks at the 'package'.
Doesn't matter if it's male or female.
I'll be riding along, and 50% of people I pass look at my package pushed
up due to the seat.
I can't remember if it ever bothered me.
I do remember some embarrasement as a kid.
So, 'comfort adjustments' dont linger in my head.
It's just something you gotta do.
I wish I had a dollar for everytime I see the some of the younger black
kids in our area that walk...
.... while grabing thier nuts like thier M Jackson in Thriller. 😄
Even older black men are grabing thier nuts in public... and they ride
no unicycles.
Now hair is a different story.. I think if I learned to Uni at an older
age hair growth may be an issue. But, I think that due to me Uniing
since I was a kid,,, The hair that would have grown in this area would
have been more prevailing. (inside thighs)
Learning a proper mouting techinique helps alot.
I've found that mounting without proper placement of materials will lead
to more adjustments or pinching.
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