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Hi all,

I have had a bad back for many years due to hitting a ford capri at high speed. That was 40 years ago. Over the years i have damaged it more and more. Its L5/S1 mainly. I typically ride with a back brace on.

On my 750 I have icon shocks set to soft. My bike always starts first or second kick. I find the riding position comfortable once i get it started, but am usually in pain form the start.

I was wondering if anyone has any advice for starting With a herniated disk. My problem is that i screw my back up everytime i start it. Please dont say get the starter for my 750. Would rather sell it than do that. My mk3 starter motor is brilliant, so i ride it most of the time.

Any ideas? I am sure i am not the only one.

I am seriously thinking about selling the bike. Offers?
See it here http://jerrydoe.com/norton-commando-750/

<blockquote data-quote="Jerry Doe" data-source="post: 342153" data-attributes="member: 7">Hi all,I have had a bad back for many years due to hitting a ford capri at high speed. That was 40 years ago. Over the years i have damaged it more and more. Its L5/S1 mainly. I typically ride with a back brace on.On my 750 I have icon shocks set to soft. My bike always starts first or second kick. I find the riding position comfortable once i get it started, but am usually in pain form the start.I was wondering if anyone has any advice for starting With a herniated disk. My problem is that i screw my back up everytime i start it. Please dont say get the starter for my 750. Would rather sell it than do that. My mk3 starter motor is brilliant, so i ride it most of the time.Any ideas? I am sure i am not the only one.I am seriously thinking about selling the bike. Offers?See it here <a href="http://jerrydoe.com/norton-commando-750/" target="_blank">http://jerrydoe.com/norton-commando-750/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jerry Doe, post: 342153, member: 7"] Hi all, I have had a bad back for many years due to hitting a ford capri at high speed. That was 40 years ago. Over the years i have damaged it more and more. Its L5/S1 mainly. I typically ride with a back brace on. On my 750 I have icon shocks set to soft. My bike always starts first or second kick. I find the riding position comfortable once i get it started, but am usually in pain form the start. I was wondering if anyone has any advice for starting With a herniated disk. My problem is that i screw my back up everytime i start it. Please dont say get the starter for my 750. Would rather sell it than do that. My mk3 starter motor is brilliant, so i ride it most of the time. Any ideas? I am sure i am not the only one. I am seriously thinking about selling the bike. Offers? See it here [url=http://jerrydoe.com/norton-commando-750/]http://jerrydoe.com/norton-commando-750/[/url] [/QUOTE]