TheWarrior Audioholic Ninja Feb 4, 2016 #21 Klipschhead302 said: It's where I get to try and relax, my days of motorcycle track riding are over but I can still ride my motorcycle for enjoyment. The knees and back are gone now... I miss them. Click to expand... Ah, sorry to hear that! I was two wheels only for over a decade, but a bad wreck changed that. Rubber side, down, sir! I could also recommend those 'mover' back braces, if you haven't already tried. Might give ya a little extra support!
Klipschhead302 said: It's where I get to try and relax, my days of motorcycle track riding are over but I can still ride my motorcycle for enjoyment. The knees and back are gone now... I miss them. Click to expand... Ah, sorry to hear that! I was two wheels only for over a decade, but a bad wreck changed that. Rubber side, down, sir! I could also recommend those 'mover' back braces, if you haven't already tried. Might give ya a little extra support!
Klipschhead302 Senior Audioholic Feb 4, 2016 #22 TheWarrior said: Ah, sorry to hear that! I was two wheels only for over a decade, but a bad wreck changed that. Rubber side, down, sir! I could also recommend those 'mover' back braces, if you haven't already tried. Might give ya a little extra support! Click to expand... Unfortunately my back can no longer take the strain, brace or no, heck going up the stairs on the RV to clean the roof is an effort in itself that requires a few minutes of recovery, such is life. I'm glad others can still do it though!
TheWarrior said: Ah, sorry to hear that! I was two wheels only for over a decade, but a bad wreck changed that. Rubber side, down, sir! I could also recommend those 'mover' back braces, if you haven't already tried. Might give ya a little extra support! Click to expand... Unfortunately my back can no longer take the strain, brace or no, heck going up the stairs on the RV to clean the roof is an effort in itself that requires a few minutes of recovery, such is life. I'm glad others can still do it though!
