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Old 03-13-12 | 02:37 PM
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TornadoCAN99
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Originally Posted by AdamDZ
It's both It's how your body interfaces with the bike and that means both: your overall body position for proper weight distribution and the position of your hands on the bars for proper, relaxed grip and shock/pressure absorbtion.



Yeah, that was my problem with drop bars too. I also use Ergon grips now on flat bars. LOL, I'm in IT too, but I'm right handed. The pain with drop bars was in both palms though.
One point I notice is that my left thumb seems to be nearly at full separation point from the hand when on the handlebar...I can't move it very far aft (back) from the bar...my right thumb seems to have more travel. I know hands/wrists are not perfectly symmetrical so differences must be having some effect here. I do wonder if the numbness is circulation related or nerve impingement.
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