How do cyclists pee while they're riding?

Answer 1

Men can do it with a little practice. Professional bicycle racers are pretty much forced into learning this if they want to stay with the pack through 6 hours of racing. If gifted with a male anatonmy it is possible to maintain your speed when traveling downhill or with a push from behind. It is a simple as a point and squirt, although you do need to learn to relax a little. (Doing it at high speed or in the wind certainly can lead to splashing.)

I have never seen this attempted by a female. The most obvious option is to soaking yourself and hoping the wetness isn't too obvious. Although I have seen entire packs of female racers call a temporary truce to allow for a pit stop.

The first paragraph is correct, however in a long stage, there are times where the rider will stop, clip out of one pedal, and lean over to void.

This is usually not a problem in professional racing--attacking a rider that is 'relieving him or herself' is considering unsportsmanlike and can lead to hostility towards the attacker.

Sometimes if the race is at quite a slow pace riders stop and get off there bikes and then catch back up.

In 24-hour solo mountain bike races, riders often "just go" while riding.

Answer 2

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