Motorcycling

[Ted]

Hey All, Any motorcyclists here? I'm be new to riding diapered and wondered if anyone here has some pointers? It's most likely just another thing that we do but maybe there's some pitfalls or things that make riding diapered easier.
I was going to use the term "padded", but when I ride I'm pretty much "padded" everywhere else.

[B Brian]

Well I can't ride a motorcycle thanks to my bad leg and knees. I do have one diapered friend who is though. He said if you're wearing a diaper while riding a motorcycle then a onesie is an absolute must. Even long shirts that are tucked in and with a belt will still ride up on you thanks to the wind. Well, either that or go really slow.

[batman381327]

Good point Brian. I stopped riding right around the time I had to start wearing 24/7. I just couldn't take the heat anymore and for some personal reasons. I still dream of the wind blowing through my clothes and being on the open road going where my front tire was pointing. The best part was going out on back country roads for hours and only spending less than 15 dollars for the gas that day.

[Papa]

I Ride and the constant checking to see if my shirt was riding up and exposing my diapers drove me nuts. A onesie solved all that. I will ride till I can no longer handle a bike, which I hope never comes. When riding the stress of life seems to vanish. Papa

[Ted]

Hey thanks guys. Never gave a onesie a thought. Sounds like a great idea. I can see where I would have been headed for an "interesting" experience. Any other thoughts?

[Puffy Pants]

I also ride, not for a few years now due to mechanical issues, in the middle of resolving that right now, and usually have the external cath on, but have been out with a padded bottom as well. The Onesie is a must, along with a good cover pant to stop the dreaded 'half-moon' leak spots on your butt, and ALWAYS stay upright! other then that..... Grip it & rip it! Puffy

[Ted]

Hey Puffy, Good luck on the mechanical issues... Get er up and out. Snow this weekend here and surgery Monday on brake hand. I'll be down till at least May UGH!
I'll be on alert for the dread LEAK when I do get out there...

[CJinNM]

I ride my motorcycle quite a bit... to work frequently and on weekends for pleasure. I think the onesie idea is fine although I haven't needed to use one myself. I tend to wear long t-shirts that I can tuck in to my jeans and then I wear an armored motorcycle jacket like Joe Rocket or the like (dress for the fall, not for the ride) that tends to keep my shirt from coming un-tucked. For me, I use my thicker nighttime diapers when I ride, especially on longer trips. The vibration from the bike often numbs me just enough that I can't tell when I need to pee or when I've already peed. Plus the extra padding helps make the ride a bit more comfortable (something I only noticed after I became incontinent). I keep an extra spare or two for changes in my tank bag. Tank bags are nice cuz they hold a lot of stuff and you can take them on and off the bike whereas saddle bags are usually much more of a hassle.

Enjoy the ride and be safe.

CJ

[Ted]

CJinNM, The tank bag is a great idea....and a great excuse to get one

[Puffy Pants]

I could NOT travel without a tank bag any more, they are just too useful! I got mine on Ebay, new, and half the cost of the stores, expands to three levels high, with magnets that have yet to fail me. Of course, I pack the heavy stuff down on the bottom, or it would drag the entire bike over, lol! Puffy