Numb hands after riding.
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sylus
Old School Grand Master
I had this on a motorcycle as well as a bike. Foam grips and some sort of gloves did help reduce it greatly though.
Also I found I was to big for the bike so almost all of my upper body weight was being put through my hands on the bars, leaning on them rather than resting on them if you will. Changing to a larger frame with a more relaxed style helped also
Also I found I was to big for the bike so almost all of my upper body weight was being put through my hands on the bars, leaning on them rather than resting on them if you will. Changing to a larger frame with a more relaxed style helped also
landyman30
Dirt Disciple
had carpel tunnel in the right wrist, used to go numb and tingly after about 5 mins. Had the op to sort it and its been good since, trouble is ive now got it in the left wrist. I have found that these new ergo grips are very good and can help a lot. I would recommend some.
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Didnt specialized do gloves that stopped this by padding them in the right place to relieve pressure on the ulna (spelling?) nerve which caused pins and needles?
Maybe check them out?
Maybe check them out?
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I get this when the grips are hard.
Also I reduced it by moving the brake levers more horizontal so your resting position on the hand when braking etc twists under rather than in or over the bars.
Also heightened when I ride the smallest of my bikes.
Off to look up more about Carpals Tunnels
Also I reduced it by moving the brake levers more horizontal so your resting position on the hand when braking etc twists under rather than in or over the bars.
Also heightened when I ride the smallest of my bikes.
Off to look up more about Carpals Tunnels
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