00:00If you've ever pulled into a gas station after 2 hours on the highway and had to shake your right
00:04hand out like it fell asleep, this one's for you.
00:07Wrist fatigue is the silent ride killer, and the fix is usually way cheaper than you'd think.
00:12I went digging and found 5 handlebar grip aids that riders are actually buying by the thousands, all of them
00:18under 10 bucks.
00:20Let's get into it.
00:22Starting off with the Universal Off-Road Motorcycle Hand Grips.
00:26These fit standard 22-24mm bars, so basically 7-8-inch, which covers most bikes out there.
00:33The big win here is the textured rubber compound, it's waterproof and genuinely anti-slip, so you're not death-gripping
00:39the bars just to keep your hands in place.
00:42And that's the thing people miss, half of your wrist fatigue comes from over-gripping worn-out, slippery grips.
00:48At $7.84 with a 4.9 rating and over $4,800 sold, this is the cheapest comfort upgrade you'll
00:55ever bolt on.
00:57Next up, the Universal Cruise Throttle Clamp.
01:00This is a proper little assist tool that clamps onto your bar and holds throttle position for you on long
01:06straight stretches.
01:07You set it, you relax your hand, and your wrist stops doing that constant twisting hold that wears you out.
01:13It's universal fit, works on motorcycles, scooters, whatever you're riding.
01:19$6.14, 4.9 stars, over $4,000 sold.
01:24For highway commuters and touring riders, this thing pays for itself on the very first long ride.
01:30Now if you want the simplest possible solution, look at this throttle assistant thumb and wrist rest.
01:35It's a small clip that gives your palm somewhere to rest against the throttle, so you're pushing instead of gripping.
01:41You can grab it as a single or a two-pack.
01:45It's not fancy, but it takes about 10 seconds to install and it completely changes how your hand sits.
01:51$3.21.
01:54That's it.
01:55Over $4,000 sold at a 4.6 rating, for the price of a coffee, it's absolutely worth trying.
02:02Number 4 is the motorcycle control grip throttle assistant clip, and this one shaped specifically with Honda riders in mind,
02:08CB, CBR, CBF, CRF, Forza, PCX, ADV, NC750X, Navi, MSX, even the Goldwing.
02:16The fit is snug and the contour is a bit more refined than the generic clips, so it doesn't shift
02:21around under your palm.
02:24$6.81, 4.8 rating, $4,000 sold.
02:28If you ride a Honda and you want something that looks like it belongs on the bike, this is your
02:33pick.
02:34And finally, the foam handle grip covers, built for the big GS Adventure bikes are 1300 GS, are 1250 GS,
02:41are 1200 GS, F650 GS, all of them.
02:45These are slip-on foam covers that add a thicker, softer diameter to your grips.
02:50Bigger grip means less finger curl, less clamping force, and weigh less vibration coming through into your wrists.
02:56That's huge on long adventure days.
02:59$5.95, 4.9 stars, and nearly $3,800 sold.
03:05Honestly, foam covers are the most underrated fatigue fix out there.
03:09All 5 of these are linked down in the description, so go grab whichever one fits your ride.
03:14If this saved your wrists, do me a favor, hit that like button and subscribe for more gear that actually
03:20works.
03:21Ride safe, I'll see you in the next one.
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