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Piriformis Syndrome: the anatomy of a pain in the butt | A motorcycle perspective
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Good information. Thanks. :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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Take Tylenol, and get back in the saddle in the morning! :2thumbs:
SpyderAnn01
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I didn't read the article but I get this when driving in a car. No problems on my Spyder though. It is quite literally a pain in the ass.
wyliec
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You don't carry anything in your back pocket, do you?
mtdoragary
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Take your wallet and your pistol and put them in the glovebox!!!
SpyderAnn01
Active member
No, and now I leave the car at home and take the Spyder when going long distance so no more pain in the butt
Bob Denman
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I'm surprised that you still own a "cage"... :shocked:
It's heart must be breaking, from loneliness! :yikes:
wyliec
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Good luck with trying to hit the deep muscles of the hip rotators with self stretches, foam rolling, and trigger point release; I'd link to another article for an explanation of why; but, there is always point counter point. What was explained in the article by the OP certainly won't hurt.
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