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Discussion: Sleepy hands
Subject: Sleepy hands
By: John K.
Written on: 2006-06-24 15:01:05
Message: After a while on the bike, my little and ring finger start to fall asleep. It is more anoying then anything, but I am concerend I am doing something very wrong. I am riding a Motobecane road bike. Any ideas?
Subject: RE: Sleepy hands
By: Ronald F.
Written on: 2006-06-24 15:07:26
Message: Tri different hand positions on the bars. Also a slight change in the bar postion can make a huge difference. (Rotating the drops so they are more forward or back) Will change the angle of your wrists and the presure points on the heals of your hands.

I hope this helps,
Ron

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Discussion: Sleepy hands
Subject: Sleepy hands By: John K. Written on: 2006-06-24 15:01:05 Message: After a while on the bike, my little and ring finger start to fall asleep. It is more anoying then anything, but I am concerend I am doing something very wrong. I am riding a Motobecane road bike. Any ideas?
Subject: RE: Sleepy hands By: Ronald F. Written on: 2006-06-24 15:07:26 Message: Tri different hand positions on the bars. Also a slight change in the bar postion can make a huge difference. (Rotating the drops so they are more forward or back) Will change the angle of your wrists and the presure points on the heals of your hands. I hope this helps, Ron
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