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Hi my name is Roland and I've recently got back into cycling after 25-30 years not. Just got a new bike (comfort/hybrid) Opus Mondano at a LBS here in Oakville. My concern is that last Friday I went for a bit of a long ride(20-25 km) and on the return trip my left palm went numb with the numbness spreading into my fingers. the same thing happened the next day on a much shorter ride on a local trail. Anything I can due to prevent this from reoccuring in the future?
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Welcome to Bike Forums!!Well changing hand position helps but if your bike has a flat bar u dont have that option.Make sure the bike is fitted for u too
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Welcome to BF.
Do you wear cycling gloves?
Do you wear cycling gloves?
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I am a cyclist. I am not the fastest or the fittest. But I will get to where I'm going with a smile on my face.
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No I don't. I just recently got this bike at a LBS fitted for my inseam, ie. cross bar doesn't crush anything important, felt comfy on test ride and feet touch the ground when in the seat. Don't remember how I was holding the h-bars, but don't believe the arms were locked. What about the ergo type grips?