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If it is above 24 degrees Celsius out there most people will be sweating already just by cycling normally. It's not just when you're going too fast. Either you'
by doliveira 7y ago
If it is above 24 degrees Celsius out there most people will be sweating already just by cycling normally. It's not just when you're going too fast. Either you've lived in incredibly flat and cold cities or people just don't feel comfortable talking about sweating.
I used to cycle (about a year) to my previous work, where there was a place I could take a shower afterwards. I arrived there absolutely soaked up, and so do most people.
- atoav 7y agoSo did I when I was taking the sometimes incredibly sauna-like subway. What I meant was: you do ‘t necessarilly sweat a ton more when you cycle compared to other forms of transport. Not all people e.g. can park their car in the shade, subways and busses can be more humid than the jungle etc. If you cycle very relaxed you shouldn’t sweat more than anybody else.