I can vouch for these as well. I'm only 30, but a lifetime of working with my hands has me in a situation where I have been experimenting with everything possible for a couple of years to try to get rid of an arthritic feeling in my fingers while riding anything chattery or with repetitive bumps. Basically all of the good stuff. I've changed damper settings, played with volume spacers, tire pressure, inserts, cushy push on grips, brake position, and none of it did enough. I figured with the 30 day money back guarantee, what did I have to lose. One ride was all it took. I've gone from having to stop every couple of minutes on a downhill trail to being able to ride 40 minute descents without any pain in my hands.
My only complaint with this product is that the hardware holding the elastomers in place could be larger. When I was experimenting with different elastomers I was afraid that I would strip out the hardware, and be stuck.
Oddly enough, my hand pain was never present with my dirtbike. I suspect the difference in dynamics due to mass between rider and bike played a big part in this.
June 15, 2020, 5:18 a.m. - Harris
I can vouch for these as well. I'm only 30, but a lifetime of working with my hands has me in a situation where I have been experimenting with everything possible for a couple of years to try to get rid of an arthritic feeling in my fingers while riding anything chattery or with repetitive bumps. Basically all of the good stuff. I've changed damper settings, played with volume spacers, tire pressure, inserts, cushy push on grips, brake position, and none of it did enough. I figured with the 30 day money back guarantee, what did I have to lose. One ride was all it took. I've gone from having to stop every couple of minutes on a downhill trail to being able to ride 40 minute descents without any pain in my hands. My only complaint with this product is that the hardware holding the elastomers in place could be larger. When I was experimenting with different elastomers I was afraid that I would strip out the hardware, and be stuck. Oddly enough, my hand pain was never present with my dirtbike. I suspect the difference in dynamics due to mass between rider and bike played a big part in this.