Best description I have heard - heed it and the tingles will disappear!

Cheers, SB

 

mine get numb even if I dangle my fingers from the grips, only gripping if I must move the throttle or think there's something up ahead that requires fast reaction, so it must be the vibration doing it. Forgot to yank the weights out for inspection last weekend, trying to remember @ coming one as I'm also doing other service to the bike...

 

can't edit on phone... I have also noticed that I lean on my hands too much, doing little things as pressing my knees on the tank and straightening my back a bit has immediate effect to it, so I'm guessing poor riding position's partly guilty too...

 

so biker guys have vibrating hands??? lol My hands used to get it on both short ride or long ride. I tried to ease the grip on purpose on those time, But it didn't help. I could be riding on the same route and most time it's ok but once in a while it went to sleep. Not sure why

 

yes haha very much so. im not exaggerating when i say mine vibrate like i just got a text message whenever i tap something. lately I have been practicing the capri sun method, but sometimes I slip up and catch myself holding on like its a sword or an axe.

 

Im telling you guys... the weighted bar ends really help... may wna look into it...

 

kepp your elbows at an angle, that will force most of the wight from your wrists. Works for me.

 

they really do help, i went from the cheap aluminum ones off ebay to the weighted, the difference what night and day.

 

yep, i know what ya mean. what helps me a lot is, grip with legs on tank, straighten back, tighten abs and lighten my grip on the handle bar.i use a throttle assist while touring and interstate. i still get numbness while riding just not near as bad when i put all the wieght on my arms and wrist.