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I'm Giving Her Too Many Fingers !


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I can not imagine riding with more than one finger on the clutch. I have a hard enough time hanging

on with the 3 I have left when the **** hits the fan.

 

Clutch grab in as close to the bars as possible helps, as has been said. I find that shorty levers help too

to keep the outer fingers from getting smashed.

 

When I started riding single finger was not enjoying life, he was weak and fatigued easily.

Now single finger is a bad ass and bows to no man except during longer clutch heavy riding sessions.

Edited by bigmark1972
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Always have 1 finger on the clutch and most of the time 1 finger on the brake. I sometimes take my finger off the front brake when there is no possibility of it helping, If I'm doing a hill climb or about to jump up onto something the front brake isn't going to help in some cases so I take it off. By the time you need the brake in those situations you can quickly move your finger back onto the lever. To be honest I'm just copying what I see the pro riders doing. 

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