A FZ rider can have more kids than a R15 rider......
Due to the riding position.
(pun intended).

FZ16= 16
R15= 15
What about CBRs then?

No medical person to intervene yet?

As per your logic BMW S1000RR = 1000?

Drvmtm is a doctor. Sadly everyone just ignored his highly detailed post.

2 doctors have replied here. seriously, don't worry. any further questions you have on this, pm me. as many have pointed out this thread is going far out of its boundaries.

Oh,dint read the article! :P But like i mentioned i have seen few articles in Indian mags regarding motorcycles too.

@drvmtm : Thanks a zillion for info.
Could you share some words on some other situations which, I think, matter.

1. I've read, sperms don't like vibrations. And excess vibrations could reduce sperm count significantly. Bikes are no mercs. Some do vibrate and rest do more than them. Would you strongly suggest that someone looking forward for having a child should stop using bike a month before? and can vibrations cause any permanent damage?

2. Briefs can hold testes better than boxer shorts. Loose or old boxers tend to let testis to dance around on bike. Secondly because of these boxers testicles likely to get right below Center of gravity of body (as we need to lean forward on most of our bikes) What will you say? (they do ask to use jack-straps or briefs in gym).

3. In many bike accidents testicles are like to get smashed (because of tank) and often need transplant. I don't see any way to avoid this.

1. Don't know about that.

2. I've heard a lot that tight shorts kill sperm count. So, probably you should let the free a month before trying to have a baby.
And, the Jack straps and briefs in the gym are for a different reason. Too much exercise can result in a peculiar condition with your testes (Ask your gym trainer personally, can't post here).

3. If your testicles get smashed badly, it causes almost certain death, not transplant or anything. ok? I heard about that happening to a guy, due to a kick by someone else in school days.

Secondly, I had a night time accident with my Pulsar which has quite a protruding tank.
My testicles? They were not affected at all. The body's primary mass is located above the waist thus resulting in myself being catapulted/ flipped/ somersaulted, instead of being pushed straight forward.

So, I just flew over the tank, with my testicles as intact as ever. Unfortunately, my right arm was not so lucky... Try watching some accident vids and you'll see that people are flipped not pushed forward..

I would agree with the posts that it's in relation to cycling because of the 'T' shaped seats allowing your legs to move during paddling which is not required during biking. If you read the link then one of the recommended seats is a flat one almost like the one we have on our bikes. Well but it still is true pressure is surely applied on these areas and we need to stop and walk around for a moment during long rides. Softer seats and a right seating position should keep you out of worry and most of the problems.

Ohh If I have to have a baby, I'm better be off naked. No comprise

That's...I didn't know it.

I think you're right. I watch too much top gear.

What had happened?

even i heard that sometime back, i remember the explanation for it vaguely, there is a spot close to that area which is a nerve center and by cutting this part, people of some cults commit suicide, because it is instant and involves less pain(called as harakiri), so if you testicles get smashed badly,this part will also get affected resulting in death... i guess im wrong cauz i have very little knowledge

This thread is even more hilarious than the same thread on TBHP (Gawd - how can both of India's leading auto portals pick up the same trash the same day?). Some responses have been downright hilarious! I'm just going to repost my reply on TBHP

We've thrashed it out in detail on BZ in threads such as:
BikesZone - Cycling • View topic - good news about cycling and impotnce

You must read the actual article:
Nocturnal Penile Tumescence and Rigidity Testing in Bicycling Patrol Officers -- Schrader et al. 23 (6): 927 -- Journal of Andrology

Kindly note the killer - "The cyclists rode an average of 5.4 hours per day"

The long story short - for the average person, it doesn't matter. Its important for Fabian Cancellara and Contador. You and me can just chill.

There has been no such link ever, for any recreational cyclists like you and me, who barely average 30-40 min of cycling a day. And mind you, our cycling is far far less intense than these pro cyclists or the metropolitan policement who spend hours on the bike - who are mentioned in the study. So chill.

India's burgeoning population is testament to the fact that for most people, cycling doesn't affect anything. Or even motorcycling for that matter.

Can we now end this circus of a thread.

PS: Some of the wild correlations being drawn on this thread are frankly hilarious - we're not doctors and let's not be the equivalent of gossiping village men!

Lol - this puts an end to all arguments. Most of the Indian population rides a cycle or motorcycle to work, and 1.3 Billion came up pretty quickly!

rofl nice one.

So whats the verdict..A biker who smokes can have Kids..right!!!
Anyway I vil quit smoking after marriage to be in safe side

Thats what u call a reply! Cheers mate!!