Originally Posted by
ColaJacket
A skinnier rider should sweat less than a heavier rider, because they're not working as hard to get the same speed on the climbs. GH
I respectfully disagree, A skinnier rider should sweats less than a heavier rider because he has less surface area/skin.
or one sweats less because they are dehydrated more,,very bad.
Some sweat less because of their skin, less sweat poors, . Think of sweat as a temp controller/thermostat. Those that sweat less can be overcome by heat stroke with less warning, more suddenly.....
Be glad you sweat,,I sweat, get wet, and that's free air conditioning, then I cool down just enough so I can push harder/faster, then I get hotter and sweat more and then I,,,,wait for it, push harder
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