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Posted by Troll
 - June 16, 2013, 19:28:08 PM

  I had the surgery to repair my bilateral carpal tunnel in '07.....my advice is to live with it... wear a brace, adjust your handlebar angle so your wrist is straighter..get a throttle boss....6 years and I'm still waiting for the miracle cure...my hands now tingle all the time, the scar area is so sensitive I can't do push ups any more, and my grip strength is down to under 30 psi from 160.....and then there is the dropping things all the time.

Posted by greenbarn
 - June 16, 2013, 19:20:28 PM

Hmm, do you have much handlebar vibration??   I hadn't noticed much on mine, but maybe it does have a bit and I didn't notice.

I've never seen the weights, but by all means give us a report if you try them!  I'd be willing to spend $32 if it would lesson my hand-numbing issues.  I have carpal tunnel, and it's worse in the throttle hand....  sucks getting old...

Posted by Pilgrim
 - June 16, 2013, 16:19:08 PM

Before I spend $32 of my moldy money...do those grip weights really make a difference? I'm looking at the Kuryakyn weights for the ends of my ISO grips specifically. They claim to cut down on handlebar vibration significantly.

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