rididng position/gel grips....
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rididng position/gel grips.... - 6/9/2008 7:36:17 PM
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PYRO929
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From: Rock Hill, SC
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so im not sure if its me or the bike but.... on longer rides the vibrations tend to make my right hand start to kind of fall asleep... ive tried loosening my grip, changing my hand position, everything i can think of... this might just be a newb mistake, but i was thinking maybe some gel grips would help.... if anyone thinks this would help, do you have any recommendations on some decent gel grips??? thanks in advance for your input!
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RE: rididng position/gel grips.... - 6/9/2008 9:18:48 PM
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TK954RR
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They will help some. You still have stock bar ends? if so get some nice heavy metal ones, they will soak up a lot of the vibration. That was the biggest help that i found.
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RE: rididng position/gel grips.... - 6/9/2008 9:21:47 PM
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PlayfulGod
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stop straight arming it.  relax you arms, I have a tendency to stiffen my arms too n have to remind myself to relax my arms.
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RE: rididng position/gel grips.... - 6/10/2008 8:04:06 AM
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ballageddon
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I get the same thing. I thought it was my gloves,..but its just the way it is. I concur on the relaxing gig. That and sit up a little more and dont put so much of your weight on the front.
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