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What do you do against swampass when riding a bike especially in summer? 05/11/26(Mon)23:41:11 No. 2073076
What do you do against swampass when riding a bike especially in summer? 05/11/26(Mon)23:41:11 No. 2073076
What do you do against swampass when riding a bike especially in summer? Anonymous
05/11/26(Mon)23:41:11
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To be clear, I mean the type of excessive sweating that can even be visible on your pants. Not fat btw, pretty much the same body as in the pic hence I wonder why the fuck that is in the first place. Is that a condition thing that would get better when just doing more fitness?
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I ride so much I stopped caring, now I force others to bask in my stench. It's the smell of smiles for miles. My stench is more powerful than a gamer girl 4 days deep into an anime convention, normies won't understand
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You never sweat less, it just dries faster.
This is why those elitist, gay, judgmental "cycling clothes" for extreme sports athletes got popular, but you have to be a real elitist jerk to wear apparel designed for the purpose of doing the thing you're doing.
After enough time suffering in "normal clothes" you eventually just shave your legs and put on the spandex. If you're a real cyclist it's only a matter of time. Everyone who disagrees with me doesn't ride.
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I dunno man when i sweat it just looks sexy like i am a REAL ATHLETE idk you just kinda accept that you will sweat
Almost like people wear special clothes for doing doing activities that involve exercise where they will most likely sweat
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>>2073076
total, whole body air-cooling has some good effect on swampass. no shirt, no helmet, sandals no socks, basketball shorts and cotton boxers give best air circulation. you can carry a shirt if you need one for your destination. I also carry washcloths for sweat, mostly just my forehead but you could use an extra for swampass and carry a change of boxers I guess.
if it's bright sun wear sunscreen.
try to time the intersections and lights so you never come to a complete stop and your body will stay air cooled, even at really slow speeds. when you come to a complete stop is when the sweat pours off you instantly. also, if a light is unavoidable and there's no shade at the intersection, hang back to the shadow of the nearest tree or building to stop.
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>>2073076
i wear diapers recreationally and that makes it worse. so i question the effectiveness of "chamois" bike pants. i actaully just get hardcore antipersperant and run it into my ass cheek (but not between, as that may damage my anus)
for general good smell and anti-chafing, wearing multiple thin layers and use of talcum powder suffices (i have a large supply due to aforementioned fetishism and that shit is actually great all the time)
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>>2073222
calling padded bike pants "diapers" is not just discriminatory against my culture but also inaccurate, and to consider them similar creates performance metric targets that are not useful (and in some cases actively detrimental to pursue)
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I once met up with a girl to go on a date where we were gonna ride our bikes around town to a few garage sales then go get icecream. All very wholesome and cute except it was like 28°C out and humid as fuck. Half way through I had noticeable sweat stains on the ass of my shorts so I pretended to have a family emergency and left.
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Women like to put men in these situations to see if they'll sweat. You failed the test. That's why I got the sweat glands on my ass lasered off. It's not an automatical master key to her holes, but it's one less thing to worry about.
If it seems expensive consider the opportunity cost of lost dates. This is a no-brainer when you think about it logically.
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