Clutch hand painful

[killa]

I haven't ridden a long distance for sometime now, something around 2 months, so maybe it's just the old action coming back. But it is very uncomfortable at the moment and wondered if there's anything i can do to help the joints and muscles.

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[Fawbish]

Well, for relief, get some form of heat spray or heat rub mate, I find, whatever injury I have (muscle/body/ache wise) it really helps, it gets the blood flowing through it, I think.

Does the zx7 have adjustable levers? If so, bring it all the way in if you havent whilst you get used to a heavy clutch again?

If it doesnt stop hurting, bang a dogleg clutch lever on there, or maybe even have a look at your clutch system to make sure its fully smooth and lubed....this is a stupid suggestion though, cos you'd notice if it wasnt, obvs lol.


Get one of those "Squeezers" to start exercising your grip strength again
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[andi]

Remove the cable from the lever and attach a plastic funnel. Seal with plasticine and fill the funnel with oil. Takes about 30 mins for the oil to find its way through
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[Joenitro]

Take some painkillers and keep riding until your hand doesn't hurt anymore.

[Him]

I had a mate who was always getting pins and needles plus the occasional aches and pains in his clutch hand when riding, the only cure he found was heated grips, worked a treat for him apparently.

i suppose if his hand was warmer the blood circulation would be better. Not sure it would help in your case but maybe worth thinking about.