rcase13
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For those with arthritis I would like to hear what you do to increase your riding time. I guess I am getting more use to it over time but eventually the pain turns to weakness and then I know it?s time to get off for a while. It is the same with my weed eater. The vibration causes my arms to get numb and weak. My arms will be weak and shaky for hours after using the weed eater. The same thing happens on the NT only to a lesser degree. The weed eater vibrates a LOT more than the NT. It?s 13 years old. I should probably retire it but it?s sort of become a mission to keep it running.
Right now about 3 hours is the best I can do before I know it?s time to get off. I?d like to do a lot more and eventually do an Iron butt. I am just looking for tips and tricks to increase my riding time. I am fairly young and new to motorcycling. I?ve been bitten hard and would love to ride more. I am looking into reducing the NT?s vibration but I am also looking at things I can do physically to reduce the numbness caused by arthritis.
I have thought long and hard on getting a non v-twin bike but I really like the NT and it really is the perfect bike for me. I've decided to explore other options before trying another bike.
Thanks!
Right now about 3 hours is the best I can do before I know it?s time to get off. I?d like to do a lot more and eventually do an Iron butt. I am just looking for tips and tricks to increase my riding time. I am fairly young and new to motorcycling. I?ve been bitten hard and would love to ride more. I am looking into reducing the NT?s vibration but I am also looking at things I can do physically to reduce the numbness caused by arthritis.
I have thought long and hard on getting a non v-twin bike but I really like the NT and it really is the perfect bike for me. I've decided to explore other options before trying another bike.
Thanks!