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If so, I suggest the problem may lie in your hands, not with the wheel.
I've taken many long trips in my SC430 over the past 4 years, including an 11 hour ride last summer practically non-stop, and have never had any problems with the wheel, my hands, or even my very tender backside.
Nor have I even heard the question raised before.
Perhaps you need to loosen up your grip.
I've taken many long trips in my SC430 over the past 4 years, including an 11 hour ride last summer practically non-stop, and have never had any problems with the wheel, my hands, or even my very tender backside.
Nor have I even heard the question raised before.
Perhaps you need to loosen up your grip.
What part of the wheel do you find yourself gripping the most? I have this same wheel in my SC3 and I've found it to be very ergonomic.
Sometimes I do catch myself gripping the hell out of it on my more spirited drives.
Like mentioned before you are just gripping it too hard or on a strange place (maybe on the wood portion that's harder?).
Sometimes I do catch myself gripping the hell out of it on my more spirited drives.

Like mentioned before you are just gripping it too hard or on a strange place (maybe on the wood portion that's harder?).
Originally Posted by CleanSC
What part of the wheel do you find yourself gripping the most? I have this same wheel in my SC3 and I've found it to be very ergonomic.
Sometimes I do catch myself gripping the hell out of it on my more spirited drives.
Like mentioned before you are just gripping it too hard or on a strange place (maybe on the wood portion that's harder?).
Sometimes I do catch myself gripping the hell out of it on my more spirited drives.

Like mentioned before you are just gripping it too hard or on a strange place (maybe on the wood portion that's harder?).
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