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Not a cyclist, just here from “All” on a slow Friday afternoon. But I am a country boy.
If it’s just piss, hang brain wherever there is some seclusion. Ain’t no one gonna care, unless you’re pissing on someone’s lawn that is.
If you have to shit, well that’s a different story. Shit before you go is the best strategy. But in cases of emergency, find a bush with a tree trunk you can grab onto and let ‘er rip. Leaves or a clean stick will deal with most of the nasty, but it might be good to keep a tissue or two in the fanny pack.
Bear in mind no one wants to see you shitting in the wild. Seclusion is much more important in this case.
haha. I appreciate the insight.
I don't expect any emergency bathroom breaks, but I am curious to know how people do it.
Some heatmap areas for cyclists (which helps with route planning) are really out of the way of any civilization, so even a coffee shop would be difficult to find.
I can't imagine any one going before they leave, cycling for 6+ hours, then going home to use the bathroom.
This.. and look out for google map vehicles.
Oh god, to be immortalized squatting by the side of the road would be soul crushing.
so that you can chuck shit at their cameras . . .