Removing the nose to save the penis...

Any pics?

Riding fixed is probably better for you as you have to stand up more often, relieving any pressure and allowing the blood to flow normally.

People in the thread tend to disagree with that, but I remember reading on Sheldon Brown an article about the "superiority of saddles with no padding or leather saddles, blah blah blah... It says that you should not rely on your saddles to absorb shocks but on your legs tension. It you are coasting on a geared bike or single speed, you would presumably release the pressure/tension in your legs and therefore all shocks would be taken on the saddle. I assume then that if you are riding a fixed bike, you always have to keep your legs in motion/tension and they would take the shocks, but not/less your ass on the saddle, so maybe fixed this is better on that ground?

Szia

Loic

Yep legs and arms are made to be shock absorbers, your balls are not.

True say. I find I'm on the saddle, but not sitting on it like a sofa. It's a touch of support and balance, but the real weight is supported by legs and arms.

It you are coasting on a geared bike or single speed, you would presumably release the pressure/tension in your legs and therefore all shocks would be taken on the saddle.
Loic

nope when you free wheel you are more likely to stand a lil off the bike bum just off the seat and really effectivly take the shocks into your arms and legs much much harder to do on fixed. i ride both fixed and geared equally and any one who rides gears seariously only really free wheels when you hit dodgy road surface (or getting tired i will admit) where you, as i said, stand a lil off the seat and let the bike bounce around under your arms and legs