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My fingers on my right hand start to get the tingles and go numb after about an hour of riding. I don't know why, Changed grips and this was no help. Any ideas...
Me too...but on the other hand....hang on to anything for an hour in the same position. I bet you have the same result. Take your hands off the bars and shake em every once in awhile...
Not at all, I never had this on any other bike, I could ride my wide glide all day and never had this happen. I don't know if it is my bar position or what.
How tight are you gripping,not a death grip I'm assuming?
I experince the same thing, generally on the last three fingers including the pinkie.
I've had it through different gloves, grips, stock handle bars or the current apes. Watch how tight you grip the throttle. I use cruise control to give me the abillity to move my hand around and stretch out.
I've noticed that my hands will do the same thing if I keep pressure on the "meaty" part of my palm. There are a lot nerves that go through that area of the hand, and if I release pressure on that area of my palm, the tingle starts going away, and if I make a point of not riding with pressure on that area, I don't get the tingle or the numbness.
I never got this on other bikes either, but notice that the handle bar on my ultra is shaped in just the right manner to put more pressure that area of the palm.
Not saying this is what's going on... but worth a try.!!
"My fingers on my right hand start to get the tingles and go numb after about an hour of riding. I don't know why, Changed grips and this was no help. Any ideas..."
Try a throttle rocker type accessory.
You might take a look at the HD "nostalgic" type grips. They are "bottle-shaped" of [relatively] pliant rubber. The shape conforms to the natural shape your hand makes when your fingers are curved....
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