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Old 11-22-19, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by mcours2006
Yeah, pretty gross. But still not going to damage the alloy/carbon bar or any other part. Maybe some small parts in shifter if the sweat manages to get inside...but probably not there either. Wipe it clean after use, the same way you'd do if you were at the gym. Done and done.

Road salt from riding outside in the winter is much more damaging to your bike than your sweat.
did you look at the link i posted? Or just google sweat corrosion on trainers, people have damaged bars, stems, even BB areas on aluminum frames from sweat

the damage is most common under bar tape where it can't be wiped off and is allowed to sit and not evaporate as quickly
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