You know I was thinking about the PVC idea that was presented. I thought why not make it simple. Ditch the PVC and just get a regular rubber grip, and slice it all the way length wise. Then I would glue or stitch a glove to the grip. Then I could attach the grip with some of those rubber bands...
My arm isn't so weak that I can't support my weight. 95% of people don't even notice I have a problem even close up. I can steer and hold my weight fine on a road bike even for long rides.
Thanks for everyones suggestions. I'll try to clear up any gray area with my condition. My hand is weak...
Unfortunately, I only have road bikes right now. Without a bike to openly experiment on right now, I'd like to get as many ideas as I can before actually trying anything. I am writing these all down, though. Thanks for the good suggestions.
Can you find the Pearl stuff? Because I can't. Also, the physical therapists dismissed me after I lost strength during treatment. I've seen tons of specialists and they all say the same thing. "Maybe PT, but other than that I haven't seen this before." My nerve is impaired, so that means no...
Obviously if I spent the time and money on doctors, MRIs, and EMGs I thought of physical therapy. I tried two different places for a while with no results. My disease isn't treatable as of now and my nerve is basically shot. Although my other muscle groups have adapted, it's not enough. Right...
Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately I can't grip larger things any better than smaller things. I've had dozens of tests and measurements done and the doctors couldn't come up with any ways around the weakness.
I used to race and jump BMX/MTB, but when I was 16 I was diagnosed with monomelic amyotrophy. I lost almost all grip strength in my left hand over the next year. On a good day I can get 1-2lbs of grip strength out of it. I have since been limited to strictly road biking. I work in a bike shop...
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