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Pain in my hands..
- Thread starter Ladyj
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The angle of your hand/wrist to the bar may be the cause. Try one of thee new handlebars that adjusts that angle. I would check with dealer to see if you can see or try one out as installed on another model before buying. But people out there with the variable angle handlebar- please comment!
DriftersWay
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I would have the front tires balanced and the drive belt tension checked
bmccaffrey
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Some people have had success with Shock Tec Gloves or stay under 70 lol:thumbup:
Hey Lady J! It could be a combination of things. High frequency vibration and
hand/wrist position on the bars. You need to get this addressed asap as it could develop
into Reynauds Syndrome and that is a difficult thing to get shot of. I had it 30 years back and
it wasn't fun!
hand/wrist position on the bars. You need to get this addressed asap as it could develop
into Reynauds Syndrome and that is a difficult thing to get shot of. I had it 30 years back and
it wasn't fun!
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Oldmanzues
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among other suggestions. flex your hands every now and then.
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TRIC led (SL sponsor) has soft gip add on.
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TRIC led (SL sponsor) has soft gip add on.
SNOOPY
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Dragonrider
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I have a $10 wrist rest (xtra wide) on my throttle, and a grip puppy on the other side - that combo just works for me. Then there's cruise control for the long haul...
BLUEKNIGHT911
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i SAW THESE
hyea:hyea:hyea:......Someone makes a NEOPRENE COVER for the grips .....and it's not GRIP PUPPIES that I'm referring to.......These are made from the same stuff WET SUITS are made from and are smooth.....I have something similar and love them....really reduces vibration.....I think I saw them on E-Bay Spyder products ......Mikeguyver :thumbup:
hyea:hyea:hyea:......Someone makes a NEOPRENE COVER for the grips .....and it's not GRIP PUPPIES that I'm referring to.......These are made from the same stuff WET SUITS are made from and are smooth.....I have something similar and love them....really reduces vibration.....I think I saw them on E-Bay Spyder products ......Mikeguyver :thumbup:
Yazz
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:agree: DriftersWay is a good start.
The next step for me would be what Eagle1 stated. A good pair of gloves with gel inserts in the palm. Harley makes my favorite.
If the above doesn't help your hands, you can put weights in the handlebars. It helps deaden the vibration. Can't remember the company that makes them, maybe someone knows who they are.
Motorcycledave
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wyliec
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As far as I know, Raynaud's Syndrome is related to cold weather or when someone is under stress. At least that's what the medical texts from school say, that I still have. I also stayed at the Holiday Inn last night; so, you can take what I say with a grain of salt.
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spydaman60
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can't say my hands hurt, but they did get some numbness. switched grips out for iso grips and no longer have the problem. also had alignment and have the smoothspyder belt tensioner! no vibes now. even done 500 mile days.:thumbup:
Dan McNally
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I had something similar going on with my right hand . . . I had some old SCUBA wet suit material (closed cell neoprene) and made a set of grips from it . . . the problem has never reoccurred.
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