Old 02-21-16 | 01:16 PM
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From: Alpharetta, GA

Bikes: Nashbar Road

Avoid direct sunlight and steep hills, and back off the pace as soon as you begin to feel that faint prickly sensation that says you're about to sweat.

As I got more fit, I found that I could go faster in warmer weather while having light perspiration. The body can adapt - I suspect that metabolic efficiency improves.

Body odors are more from clothes. A clean set of clothes skin out, after wiping excess sweat off, will avoid the odors for the duration of a workday. Also wash the cycling clothes before wearing them again if they were damp.
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