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  • bighairydel
    Full Member

    After a trip away two weeks ago (on the road bike – sorry), I’ve been left with very numb / tingly fingers from compression of my ulnar nerves. 35hrs in the saddle was a big week for me!
    Anyone got any tips to speed up the recovery time?

    It’s driving me nuts!

    tthew
    Full Member

    Doctor, doctor – I have a steering wheel in my underpants.

    It’s driving me nuts!

    (sorry can’t help with the hands, have a lunch time bump)

    bighairydel
    Full Member

    Haha!

    Lawmanmx
    Free Member

    A good physio, Stooge moto bars and Ergon biocork grips got me over my bout with CP Del :)

    JoB
    Free Member

    googling “cyclist palsy exercises” will lead you to tips and videos that have helped me in the past

    fossy
    Full Member

    Not much. You should have been using the hoods – stops the problems.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    “You should have been using the hoods – stops the problems”

    How can you say that with no idea what caused it ?

    I got cyclists palsy when I rode 250km in the hoods as it was January in Scotland and I was running some barmitts which meant hoods only position.

    Varying position helps but if you have a good position on the bike To start with and a strong core that’s not just flopping your upper body onto your hands  it should help prevent or at least minimise it.

    I got rid of mine in time to do the puffer this year but it was touch and go. Theres little more than rest you can do. If I could find the thread I’d pull up the thread and it’s suggestions.

    A road bike with stooge Moto bars could be funny though

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