If you're anything like me, you've been dreading the day when you have to give up your motorcycle. But what if there was a way to keep riding while avoiding carpal tunnel? That's exactly what a team of doctors from the University of Missouri did. They developed a motorcycle that doesn't use traditional gears and pedals. Instead, it uses a system that allows the rider to control their speed by moving their wrists.



Carpal tunnel motorcycle

If you're considering a carpal tunnel motorcycle, be sure to talk to an expert. Carpal tunnel motorcycles are tough and can handle a lot of abuse, but they're not for everyone. They require a lot of strength and stamina in your arms, wrists and hands. And because they're so powerful, they can also be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing.

Before buying or even leasing a carpal tunnel motorcycle, make sure that you meet the following criteria:

  • You have strong upper body muscles
  • You have good hand-eye coordination
  • You have experience riding a bike

The system

Carpal tunnel is a condition that affects the carpal tunnel, a narrow space in the wrist. The carpal tunnel can develop when pressure builds up in the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel. This pressure can cause numbness, tingling, and weakness in one or more fingers on one or both hands.

The symptoms of carpal tunnel usually first appear during middle age, but they can also occur at any time during life. If left untreated, carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) can lead to permanent damage to the nerves and even paralysis of one or more fingers.

There are several ways to treat CTS:

Surgery is the most common treatment option and involves removing part of the wrist bone to create more room for the nerves.

  • Treatment with corticosteroids (a type of steroid) helps reduce inflammation and improve blood flow to affected areas.
  • Physical therapy may help restore range of motion and strength in affected muscles.
  • Radiotherapy (a form of cancer treatment that uses radiation) may be used if other treatments fail

Benefits

  • Motorcycle riders often enjoy a wide range of benefits that are unique to the carpal tunnel motorcycle experience. These include:
  • Reduced stress on the wrists and hands, due to the fact that you're not using your hands as much
  • Greater visibility and control while riding, because you can keep your eyes on the road
  • Increased enjoyment when riding, because you're able to focus more on the scenery than on how your hands are feeling
  • Safer rides, since you're less likely to be distracted by hand pain

In this article, we’ve shared a brief introduction to carpal tunnel motorcycle and the system it uses. We also went over the benefits of using this system and what you need to know before starting treatment. Thanks for reading!