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  • Ulna Nerve problem
  • Stoner
    Free Member

    Getting a tingle in my tea drinking pinky finger.
    Easton EC70 Hi-rise bars, Oury Lockons, 90mm stem. SS 29er.

    For Real Ale Wobble I threw some old stubby bar ends on (and damned the fat-biked fashionistas!) and it was OK.

    Got padded fingerless gloves, that arent the best, but have been well used.

    Is the solution:

    a) more swept flat bars (say fleegles)
    b) Ergo grips w or w/o bar ends (gopping)
    c) cane creek ergo bar ends on the end of lockon grips on flat bars
    d) something else?

    daznal
    Free Member

    Same here,got some specialized bg padded gloves with the ulna pad,no more probs

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    trial and error is the only way to know. try higher bars as well Get medical advice if it persists

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    ergon are great and you can’t see them when you’re riding.

    Stoner
    Free Member

    I used to have some spesh bg ones that I did like – about 3 pairs ago now. Might try and dig some out.

    What do we think of the octopornogrips? Going to be heavy as hell? Cost a fraction of the v pricey ergon ones.

    the lightweight Ergon ones

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