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| phatstorage |
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 phatstorage Trackday Trickster

Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Karma :  
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 Posted: 16:28 - 10 Dec 2006 Post subject: My back is killing me |
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maybe it's the new job which involves alot of sitting infront of computers or sound desks but i think it's the bike,
i recently had some time off and didn't use it for about 3 days, my back felt much better,
now i go back on it for 90 minutes a day and it's killing me, my ybr never used to do this but i can appreceate that the hornet has i slightly less upright position than that.
Time for a back support methinks
Anyone else have a cure for back troubles caused by posture on the bike? |
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Perhaps get some bar risers? It maybe help with your posture.  ____________________ Cbr1100xx blackbird gone, mk4 golf gt tdi chav now
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I work in an office enviroment and get shooting pains in my back when I lie down straight in bed at night, it is so aggrevating.
Although I don't notice any back pain when I'm on the bike only my elbows where I feel like they lock up in the cold because I'm leaning on the handlebars
Make sure you have a decent seat in work and don't sit up straight (I know your supposed to but it kills me personally) tilt it back slightly so that you can put your weight against the back of the chair and I find that its ok then, although probably does damage in the long run according to all these geeks  ____________________ Kawasaki Z1000 '05
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 phatstorage Trackday Trickster

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Feel like you have something wedged under your shoulder blades? If so it's the chair your using. My back was aching like crazy in this way recently and I swapped chairs with someone, within a week it had gone away. I think the change in weather also has a bearing on it. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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no it's lower back and it's on the left side of my spine, buggered if i know what causes it but i was considering going to a back thumper to see if it helps.
this just can't be good for a 27 year old  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 19 years, 304 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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