What do i do?.......

er, yeah... your technique must be shoddy.
the only time your gonna hurt your nuts is if you mess up on a landing
or some trick, lol, or if you land with your legs on either side of a
grind rail :p

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someone once had a nice drawing of how to do it, but im not sure where
it is, but yeah, just pull em up and out of the way

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I should think a cup would hurt worse from chaffing, what you need is:
more time in the saddle to perfect riding technique, bike shorts (try
the ones with thick gel padding), a suspensory, lubricate to cut down
chaffing.

There are many other threads on this, for more information do a search.

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just make sure those guys are up and ur not sitting on them! :o

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I've found that the most i've damaged the twins was when i was learning
to bunny hop up and off stuff. If you know what an "Ayers Rock" is then
do it, i've found it's the best technique for protecting my future as a
father.

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habbywall said:

someone once had a nice drawing of how to do it, but im not sure where
it is, but yeah, just pull em up and out of the way

[image: http://munimanpete.unicyclist.com/nutbreaker.jpg]

It is at unicycletips.com

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Wow, that was fairly...um... graphic. Some say Photoshop is the best
image editing tool around, i disagree. Microsoft Windows Paint is quite
obviously superior.

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"insert smilly representing sniggering out of control"

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Mikefule said:

If regularly pulling on a body part made it longer, most teenage boys
would trip over a lot more often.

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SUBJECT LINE POLICE:

Tell what your thread is about in the subject line, that's "what you
do." You don't have to be specific of course, for a topic like this you
could say something like "Need help with saddle discomfort." More
people will read it then.

- You didn't describe your saddle. It could be part of the problem.
- You didn't describe what you're wearing. That could be part of the
problem.
- This is the hard part: some guys just have big "stuff" down there,
and I don't know if there's an easy way to overcome that. A friend of
mine always had limited saddle time, even with bike shorts and a
state-of-the-art seat. He just had big cojones.

If your seat has metal bumpers, it's definitely likely to be
contributing to your problem. If you aren't wearing cycling shorts, you
can make a big difference by trying some.

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sex change? 😉

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Try any of the following:
1. Wear padded shorts.
2. Work on smoothing out your pedal stroke.
3. Get a new seat.
4. Modify your seat or seat angle.
5. Wear different pants--underwear and/or outerwear.
6. Stick to unicycling styles that don't involve remaining seated for
a long time.

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johnfoss said:

SUBJECT LINE POLICE:

Tell what your thread is about in the subject line, that's "what you
do." You don't have to be specific of course, for a topic like this you
could say something like "Need help with saddle discomfort." More
people will read it then.

- You didn't describe your saddle. It could be part of the problem.
- You didn't describe what you're wearing. That could be part of the
problem.
- This is the hard part: some guys just have big "stuff" down there,
and I don't know if there's an easy way to overcome that. A friend of
mine always had limited saddle time, even with bike shorts and a
state-of-the-art seat. He just had big cojones.

If your seat has metal bumpers, it's definitely likely to be
contributing to your problem. If you aren't wearing cycling shorts, you
can make a big difference by trying some.

no, I have normal sized you know whats. I guess i believe its the
saddle now, after reading what you guys have said. I still ride with
the beginners saddle that came with the unicycle - any saddle
reccomendations? If you could, post some links to good saddles. Also, i
only wear briefs, and boxer briefs, but for riding should i wear
compression shorts or biking shorts? Do you guys you those?

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'Saddles at Unicycle Dot Com' (http://tinyurl.com/fg8)

The Kris Holm saddles are probably the most commonly accepted "most
comfortable" saddle, at least here in North America. YMMV.

I wear padded bike shorts whenever I muni on a KH saddle, but I don't
bother when I freestyle on a Torker LX saddle because I never sit still
for very long.

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Hey guy dont get biker shorts... unless you wear something over them..

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