Sore fingers
ajcrawford
Posts: 3
Hi all,
New to here, and pretty much new to mountain biking. Only really started to pick it up, an really enjoy it ...
I was doing a trails at Carron Valley today with a friend (first time on proper MTB trails). I loved it, but I keep getting really sore fingers when going downhill. I think it is from the vibrations or gripping too tight...
It is normal? If so, any suggestions on what I can do to stop it? FYI - I've got front shocks on a fairly entry bike - Scott Aspect 55
Any advice would be great!
New to here, and pretty much new to mountain biking. Only really started to pick it up, an really enjoy it ...
I was doing a trails at Carron Valley today with a friend (first time on proper MTB trails). I loved it, but I keep getting really sore fingers when going downhill. I think it is from the vibrations or gripping too tight...
It is normal? If so, any suggestions on what I can do to stop it? FYI - I've got front shocks on a fairly entry bike - Scott Aspect 55
Any advice would be great!
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Sore hands could be caused by loads of things :?
1 Buy a set of riding gloves.
2 Try replacing the grips with a softer more ergonomic grip!!
3 MTFU
Hope these ideas help.0 -
I've got a pair of Endura gel padded gloves - which I think should be okay in terms of absorbing a 'little' bit of
I never thought about the grips on my bike. I've had a butchers around and see what is around ...
MTFU - I know, I know, I probably sound like a total bufty, but I can hardly straighten them after and they are super painful ...
Thanks - most appreciated!0 -
I used to get numb and sore fingers on my left hand, put up with it for about 2 years before I decided to try;
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=9687
They have worked like a charm for me, no more pain or numbness!!Spesh Sworks Enduro Custom Build!!0 -
Superstar now have ergo grips don't know what there like though.
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