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I must be getting old because my throttle hand likes to cramp up while riding, lol I'm not squeezing the bars to tight or anything like that either. Any thoughts on grips to help with cramping? I've seen the Avon Air Cushion grips and the Kuryakyn ISO grips so far...Any help would be great! Thanks!
I must be getting old because my throttle hand likes to cramp up while riding, lol I'm not squeezing the bars to tight or anything like that either. Any thoughts on grips to help with cramping? I've seen the Avon Air Cushion grips and the Kuryakyn ISO grips so far...Any help would be great! Thanks!
Unfortunately, grips are like seats. My suggestion could be spot on for you or worse than your current grips. I put on Harley Willie G. grips. I like the combination of rubber and plastic. All rubber stock ones made my hands ache. Not cramp but pain nonetheless.
Get a throttle boss.The kury one is a lot better than the piece of black plastic crap that wraps around the grip. Do you have and use the set screw under the throttle side? A little tension on the screw helps a lot.
Unfortunately, grips are like seats. My suggestion could be spot on for you or worse than your current grips. I put on Harley Willie G. grips. I like the combination of rubber and plastic. All rubber stock ones made my hands ache. Not cramp but pain nonetheless.
Yeah, I was just hoping to get a lot of responses and maybe a couple will stick out that I can try.
Get a throttle boss.The kury one is a lot better than the piece of black plastic crap that wraps around the grip. Do you have and use the set screw under the throttle side? A little tension on the screw helps a lot.
I have the stock chrome rubber Harley grips and they stink! I tried a throttle boss and tension on the set screw....I'm thinkin I need alarger diameter softer grip. Which kinda sucks because years ago I used to run Baxter grips on my Springer....getting old I guess, lol
Try som grip puppies. Just foam tubes (treated so UVs don't break them down) that silp over your stock grips. Started using them years ago and the increased size pretty much eliminated any hand fatigue or cramping. Added benefit is that they're very inexpensive, easy to install (or remove) and you can find out if the increased size solves your problem before springing for new grips.
Try som grip puppies. Just foam tubes (treated so UVs don't break them down) that silp over your stock grips. Started using them years ago and the increased size pretty much eliminated any hand fatigue or cramping. Added benefit is that they're very inexpensive, easy to install (or remove) and you can find out if the increased size solves your problem before springing for new grips.
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