Old 06-08-15 | 08:14 PM
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sjs78
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Originally Posted by Sangetsu
Not in my experience. As an unfit rider, or a fit rider (or runner) I have noticed no change in how much I sweat. On a bicycle I sweat less than when running because moving quickly through the air aids in evaporating sweat more quickly. But after a long ride, my clothes get covered with white salt, and salt crystals being to accumulate on my shins and such.

Sweating is not a bad thing, it keeps your body cool, and helps to clean out impurities and such.
So if I wanted to prevent sweating and still keep my body cool couldn't I just line my body with ice packs so they do the work of cooling me down instead of using sweat?
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