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Message: [QUOTE="Barbarian, post: 225276, member: 26477"] Looking through the magazines, I've noticed over the past several years that most of the top pro's keep their clutch and brake levers up very high. Often they are level with the ground and frequently even higher. This seems counter to the whole concept of riding foward with your elbows up. In fact, having your levers that high should push your elbows down and make you ride with your wrist's all ****ed back. Plus you have to lift your fingers further up every time you need to get them back on the levers. A girl who rides 4-wheelers (don't laugh, she's good) says that doing this helps her & her brother with arm pump. What are the advantages of riding with the levers set up this way? [/QUOTE]