Wrist Ache?

Discussion in 'Hypermotard' started by Multirider75, Sep 10, 2023.

  1. I’ve noticed my wrists ache after each ride on the Hyper. Has anyone else experienced this/ got any tips to resolve? I’ve had loads of bikes, never had this before, so I’m sure there should be a relatively easy fix.
     
  2. Stop with the wheelies.:D
     
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  3. Use your thighs to hold on :D
     
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  4. Both wrists? Has this happened on any other bike? Maybe worth trying to change the angle of your arms a bit to relieve pressure from wrist angle...:thinkingface:
     
  5. Err... age? :D
     
  6. ^^ yeah, this I’m afraid… it is with me anyway :laughing: My fingers and wrists still haven’t recovered from an off a couple of months back. It’s shit getting old, pah!!
     
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  7. I reckon it's simply the fact that the bike is new to you and your wrists are just getting used to a slightly new position.
    I wouldn't worry about it - they'll be OK after a few more rides.
     
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  8. Nope, I’ve had over 30 bikes, this hasn’t happened before
     
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  9. That’s what I’m hoping. Will see how I fare after next weekend, as I’m taking it to Cornwall for a few days
     
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  10. I used to get same on my benelli tre-k. I think it was the angle the grips were at. I must have got used to it I guess because it eventually stopped hurting.
     
  11. Im going to see how the angle of the levers compares to my other bikes. Maybe some minor adjustments may help.
     
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  12. Lever position and span adjustment too.

    Riding position on the Hyper us very different to most bikes as you sit right over the front wheel and bars.
     
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  13. Like this?
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  14. Stop gripping & rest hands on the steering; fit grip-buddies & wrist rest. I get it from riding different bikes with various frequencies of vibrations just relax more & feel rather than hold.
     
  15. And I only suggested age cus I now often get wrist, & forearm, ache after the commute on the V-Raptor.

    The same commute on the same bike that I've done for the past 5 years or so.
     
  16. Have you adjusted the controls to fit you? Every time I've picked up a "new" bike I have the impression that the "fit" to me has been miles off :thinkingface:
     
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  17. Don't forget, if you need to adjust the mirrors you need to go to a dealer.
     
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  18. I always keep a relatively loose grip, have done for years.
     
  19. On reality?
     
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  20. For me the most important thing is to have the levers at an angle where the tips of your fingers are a straight line with your forearms and as far as possible the palm of your hand aligned with your forearm (i,e. not displaced outward) - the shape of the bars rather determines this though.
     
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