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Hello all on booth of my bikes with dif bars and grips I constantly get numb in my right hand and the tingling fingers
I was wondering if anyone has used gel gloves for this and does it help ?
Tks ~
personally i had a hard time feeling the throttle with the gel gloves. that and i dont always like wearing gloves. have you heard of or tried out the crampbuster? which (if your not familiar) clips on to your right grip to ad a platform for your hand to rest on while your riding.
It probably comes from your grip on the throttle and if that's the case the cramp buster lstcause616 mentioned will let you loosen your grip and help with blood flow to your fingers.
I had gel gloves and to be honest they really don't isolate the vibs as much as ya think.
One day stopped bought a pair of Gel Gloves to ease the pain after a 100 mile ride. Got a little better. Picked up a Crampbuster last season now I have both and the Crampbuster made the biggest difference.
I forgot to put the Crampbuster on at the begging of this season and I felt like I was missing my best friend. It really makes a big difference to me.
Especially during my comute to work that is 25 miles each way.
I was wondering if anyone has used gel gloves for this and does it help ?
I have a similar issue, if I ride all day. I have a pair of H-D gel pad gloves, and they help dampen the vibration and prevent numbness in my hand quite a bit. I also have a cramp buster, and it works well too. I recommend getting the gloves and the cramp buster.
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