Now that it’s winter and I’m not able to ride regularly, my clutch hand hurts after a few hours of riding (like it did yesterday and still today). This is not a problem during the riding season, since I ride often enough to keep the muscles in my hand that work the clutch strong. I have small and weak hands, I’m sure this is not a problem for many motorcycle riders. And the hydraulic clutch on the Ducati is also much tougher to pull in than the one on the 954RR, so now more then ever I have to keep those muscles working all year long.
When I do get that rare opportunity to ride my bike during Winter, I don’t want my hand to get sore before I’m ready to go home. Years ago I bought this hand grip contraption, just using it every other day makes a big difference. The only problem I have is remembering to do it.
This is the one I have, it’s a cheap model with foam padding.
These Harbinger models look fancy compared to mine and also cost 3 times more.
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For Harley riders, check out the AMP Research "EZ-Pull" clutch helper. It cuts the clutch effort required by about 50%, really helps in stop-n-go traffic, and is a big help for riders suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, etc. Very low cost and easy to install. They are for sale on eBay Motors, or you can do a search for "AMP Research".
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