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Struggling with ARM PUMP! & fatigue or feeling unsteady on your bike? It might be your body positioning. Here’s how to fix it:

1. Arm Position: If you’re getting arm pump or fatigue, you might be gripping the handlebars too tightly. Instead, use your legs to grip the tank, and let your arms act as levers for steering. Keep a light touch on the bars to reduce strain.
2. Foot Position: For better control, place the balls of your feet on the rear sets, ready to spring into action. Point your toes slightly inward—not too much, just enough to help grip the bike with your knees.
3. Knee Grip: Grip the tank with your knees, like giving your bike a friendly hug. This helps keep you stable, especially in turns, and gives you better overall control.

Sliding forward? Get tank grips this will help. I get it, it’s comfortable sitting against the tank, but this is not good. It’s actually very dangerous! Think about how much your now using your arms. This can cause a death wobble. Don’t know what that is? Scroll down my page and look for the video with the biker crashed. I explain more 👀

Follow these tips, and you’ll be riding more smoothly, with less fatigue and more confidence!

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