Mountain biking causes super-sensitive penis

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I've recently been riding my bike down a bike path near my house and go a few miles, but on two occasions, by the time I get back to my house and get off the bike, I've noticed that the tip of my penis becomes super-sensitive and the feeling lasts for several minutes. The sensation is so intense (it somewhat feels good) it can almost be unbearable. I couldn't even sit the first time this happened because it only made the sensation stronger.

I thought maybe it had something to do with the underwear I was wearing because the first time I wore boxers and hypothesized that maybe my goods were moving around too much. I rode another time wearing briefs to hold everything in place and the same thing happened. I have more or less come to the conclusion that this is not caused by my penis rubbing against my clothing.

I don't have an erection when this happens, and I masturbated right after this happened the same time thinking maybe that might help, but the sensation wasn't really sexual in nature.

The only other thing I can think of is that maybe a nerve or blood vessel got pinched while sitting on the bike seat.

Has anyone experienced this or can explain what is happening?

In reply to:The only other thing I can think of is that maybe a nerve or blood vessel got pinched while sitting on the bike seat.Yep, you figured it out! Bicycle seats are known to pinch nerves in the perenium area, between your scrotum and anus. The perenium area contains lots of nerves, and its basically the "root" of the penis as it goes inside the body. The issue is these nerves in the perenium area are connected to a lot of different sexual organs such as the penis, prostate, anus, etc. that all work together during orgasm. Some guys who ride a lot were experiencing problems like you described, and sometimes impotence (can't get erect). There is a solution however: there are new style bicycle seats designed for men, which have a cutout in the middle for your perenium to fit without getting pressed on and squashed. I bought one of these for my bike, and it works great! MUCH more comfortable (I do a lot of road biking). It doesn't look weird or anything, and they're relatively inexpensive. Here's a picture of one for example (note the cutout in the middle):

Well I'll be damnned. I didn't know that. Thanks for the reply. I can always count on you focus!

If that hole was just a little wider...

LOL - I know what you're thinking!