Blisters!
#2
if u have rode a lot then i dont know what to tell ya, but if u havent rode a lot then give it time the skin on ur hands will get tougher and then ull stop getting blisters, theyll calice and u wont have to worry about them
#4
i only ride on weekends, sat or sunday (not on both days). i have healing time between but i still get blisters. i have somewhat of a calice. oh well im a tuff guy lol. oh yea and when your hands get wet, that really gives me blisters.
#5
Hi Try a different glove. Normally a tight fitting padded glove will work. If that is what you already use then try a non padded moderate duty work glove that fits nice and snug. If the gloves are loose they will wrinkle or fold in the palm and create hot spots. You may even try a larger glove with a light polypro type liner.
I hope this may be of some use to you.
PINKMOON.
I hope this may be of some use to you.
PINKMOON.
#6
Try putting knuckle bandaids at the base of your fingers so that part of the strap goes between each finger and the other side of the strap goes down into your palm. I have a friend that gets them constantly when he doesnt do that... works pretty good for him....
#7
thanks guys i will have to try these ideas next weekend, going to my dealer to try some gloves.
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#10
You need to relax a bit. It can be caused by gloves and grips but I bet you have a "death grip"on the bars because you're too tense. I used to get them many years ago but I am aware now when I grip to hard and just relax
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