If any cyclist cannot refrain from urinating on a long ride, they'll just stop and pee. If they wish to remain on the bike, a rider can just "wet his pants" while riding. Certainly a rider will be uncomfortable through the rest of a ride if he selects this option. This isn't a problem that requires a lot of thought, as there are only two choices. Cyclists are dehydrating while riding, and even though they drink and ride, they usually don't have to pee as they are losing so much water through sweat and through respiration. Competitive riders going distances don't stop and pee because they don't have to.
Male riders have the choice of moving to the outside of the pack, preferably during a mild descent, pulling the pants down at the front and letting go. How female rides do I have no idea. Riders with black clothes do have the opportunity of simply wetting themselves, as it won't show up. If it's a rainy day I suppose quite a few would consider that option.
24 hour mountain bike racers pee on themselves during races to save time. Cyclists shave their legs. Cyclists have a secret regime aimed at taking over the world. Bikes are really expensive.
European Cyclists' Federation's motto is 'The Voice of European Cyclists for Over 25 Years'.
Cyclists in a velodrome race anticlockwise.
The population of Advocacy for Respect for Cyclists is 0.
Advocacy for Respect for Cyclists was created in 1996.
European Cyclists' Federation was created in 1983.
Lady Cyclists' Association was created in 1892.
Toronto Cyclists Union was created in 2008.
National Cyclists' Union was created in 1878.
The population of Toronto Cyclists Union is 0.
The National Cyclists' Union (NCU) ended in 1959 when it merged with the rival British League of Racing Cyclists (BLRC) to form the British Cycling Federation.
Three famous cyclists are Lance Armstrong, George Hincapie, and Floyd Landis.