Abstract: A swivel and tilt bicycle seat assembly designed to eliminate pressure on a rider's scrotum by using a rectangular seat section that freely swivels side-to-side and freely tilts in a fore and aft direction as the rider pedals. The assembly includes a seat post attachment mechanism that attaches to a seat post. The assembly includes a rectangular seat section with two opposite upward curved side wings. Attached to the bottom surface of the seat is a rotating bracket that rotates freely in 360 degrees. The upper ends of the rotating bracket is attached to a bolt located on the bottom surface of the seat section that allows the seat section to tilt in a fore and aft direction support base that can be selectively adjusted and fixed in a desired fore and aft position for different riders.