Need help

[slurpeegirl]

My fingers go numb when i go for long rides, looking to purchase foam hand grips, any good ones out there?

 

[JCWeatherman]

Try Spyderpops. Foam grips for $14.

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[Pampurrs]

I've had these for a year now and they work great. The heated grips heat them up just fine too. Very comfortable and durable. Easy to install, put a little liquid soap on the grips and they slide on like a condom.

http://www.tricledusa.com/#!product/prd1/4410521261/custom-foam-hand-grips-for-all-spyder's

Pam

 

[murphybrown]

Definitely

My fingers go numb when i go for long rides, looking to purchase foam hand grips, any good ones out there?

TricLED.com. They are the best. TricLED are site sponsors:firstplace:

 

[JayBros]

+2 on the Tricled grips.

 

[johnwinslow]

there is also a product called grip buddies but tric is a sponsor

 

[IGETAROUND]

need help

Might want to visit your doctor and discuss this with him or hernojoke

 

[Deer Slayer]

Do not grip so tight. Relax. Most of the time I can finger tip my RS-S. :riding:

 

[samewok]

Get the ones from Spyderpops .

 

[Pampurrs]

Get the ones from Spyderpops .

So, you're saying the ones from SpyderPops are better than the ones from TricLED?

Giggling while awaiting the response opcorn:

Pam

 

[MRH]

If it's about the throttle, this may help you:

https://www.amazon.com/CrampBuster-...F8&qid=1469238249&sr=8-3&keywords=crampbuster

 

[Bob Denman]

My hands also go numb...
I put a Cramp-Buster on the left grip so that I could open up my paw, and relax it a bit.
It works pretty well!

 

[Peter Aawen]

:agree: so +1 on the Crampbuster, & add another +1 on the 'relax your grip' as well! :thumbup:



Buuut, if you already ride with a relaxed grip, often move your fingers around a little on the grips to minimise cramps & numbness etc, or have any of the 'bigger grips' or Crampbuster style aids already & yet still get numb fingers, then like IGETAROUND mentioned, it's definitely time to seek medical advice!! nojoke


Beyond the overly tight grasp, thin grips etc causes, there are a few medical conditions (as I believe Bob can attest) that can cause this sort of symptom & altho some are relatively minor & generally readily treatable, all are made worse by ignoring them & not getting treatment soon enough! And for all of them, allowing the symptoms to develop too far can lead to permanent loss of some facility with your hands or worse! I had a friend who ignored this numbness/pins & needles type issue in her hands for far too long & didn't seek treatment until she'd effectively lost all use of her hands - by that time the 'disease' that was behind all this was waaayyy too advanced for the medics to do anything but try & alleviate some of the increasing pain she felt until it took her life! :shocked:

So please, don't ignore things like this; try the bigger grips/crampbusters & relaxing your grip etc, but if that doesn't produce results/alleviate the numbness, then get it checked out ASAP!! :lecturef_smilie:

 

[ARtraveler]

:welcome: It looks like they have you covered. :yes:

 

[Larry rt]

The foam grip helps and are conformable. But I discovered that the root cause for my numbness was the gloves. I wear the half glove, and what I did was cut the thumb portion off, was blocking cerculation.

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Get the ones from Spyderpops .

I agree

Cruzr joe

 

[kmdowney167]

Was getting tired of wearing gloves and I put Spyderpops on before our trip to Deadwood and they are really comfortable!! Plus if you're running with cruise control you can relax your grip.


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[Jheck]

Easy to install, put a little liquid soap on the grips and they slide on like a condom.

http://www.tricledusa.com/#!product/prd1/4410521261/custom-foam-hand-grips-for-all-spyder's

Pam[/QUOTE
So that's been the problem all these years with them things. Your supposed to use soap with them. I never knew!:dontknow::dontknow::dontknow::dontknow:

 

[retread]

Foam grip sleeves are great, but every Crampbuster I had stretched to the point it had to be replaced. I use a Throttle Jockey, it has a velcro strap, so it stays in place.

john