Sore hands?? - there is a left side cramp buster.
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Left hand crampbuster keeps your wrist straight ...beleive me it works well. It nothing to do with waving your arm around - stretching is good....did it several times on the way from Ohio today.
Keep your wrist straight is the goal ...that''s what these do as well
You are confusing two things, ThrottleMeister is a throttle control crampbusters are palm rests.
I have both.
Keep your wrist straight is the goal ...that''s what these do as well
You are confusing two things, ThrottleMeister is a throttle control crampbusters are palm rests.
I have both.
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http://www.crampbuster.com
I don't believe so: http://www.crampbuster.com
It says throttle control in first paragraph on the site.
"The Crampbuster Cruise Control for Motorcycles
The Crampbuster allows you to comfortably maintain a steady throttle control on your motorcycle. It eliminates the need to clench your wrist for long periods of time and makes riding much more enjoyable. This easy-to-install paddle dramatically reduces wrist fatigue often caused by long rides. ... "
My wife has a wrist support. It actually keeps you wrist up a little with a metal insert.
Anyways, if you think it works for you, then great. I just can't picture a tiny tab of plastic on the bar supporting your wrist, any better than moving your hand to a different position. Maybe if you put some bark busters backbones on in reverse.
Left hand crampbuster keeps your wrist straight ...beleive me it works well. It nothing to do with waving your arm around - stretching is good....did it several times on the way from Ohio today.
Keep your wrist straight is the goal ...that''s what these do as well
You are confusing two things, ThrottleMeister is a throttle control crampbusters are palm rests.
I have both.
I don't believe so: http://www.crampbuster.com
It says throttle control in first paragraph on the site.
"The Crampbuster Cruise Control for Motorcycles
The Crampbuster allows you to comfortably maintain a steady throttle control on your motorcycle. It eliminates the need to clench your wrist for long periods of time and makes riding much more enjoyable. This easy-to-install paddle dramatically reduces wrist fatigue often caused by long rides. ... "
My wife has a wrist support. It actually keeps you wrist up a little with a metal insert.
Anyways, if you think it works for you, then great. I just can't picture a tiny tab of plastic on the bar supporting your wrist, any better than moving your hand to a different position. Maybe if you put some bark busters backbones on in reverse.
Have you actually used any of these products??
It's a stretch for the crampbuster to be called a cruise control despite their claim. It correctly is a palm throttle.
I really don't care if your imagination is limited and you can't "see".
Barkbusters in reverse would be seriously stupid......and you clearly can't "see" why that would be either, or you would not have mentioned it.
The left side works on the same principle as many bicycle grips do,
Provide a palm rest, keep your wrist straight
The right side does the same when a throttle control like the ThrottleMeister is engaged.
http://www.throttlemeister.com
It's a stretch for the crampbuster to be called a cruise control despite their claim. It correctly is a palm throttle.
I really don't care if your imagination is limited and you can't "see".
Barkbusters in reverse would be seriously stupid......and you clearly can't "see" why that would be either, or you would not have mentioned it.
The left side works on the same principle as many bicycle grips do,
Provide a palm rest, keep your wrist straight
The right side does the same when a throttle control like the ThrottleMeister is engaged.
http://www.throttlemeister.com
Here's a picture of one of the crampbusters:
It's o.k., I've bought enough motorcycle snake oil in my time.
I do notice that you haven't posted a picture of a left hand crampbuster in all this hoo-haw, just a lot of other "stuff",
that you apparently aren't using, that's why I suggested that you might want to try turning the backbones around (not the barkbusters themselves), to try and support your arm. Then again, if you have that many issues with being on a bike . . .
It's o.k., I've bought enough motorcycle snake oil in my time.
I do notice that you haven't posted a picture of a left hand crampbuster in all this hoo-haw, just a lot of other "stuff",
that you apparently aren't using, that's why I suggested that you might want to try turning the backbones around (not the barkbusters themselves), to try and support your arm. Then again, if you have that many issues with being on a bike . . .
