Quote Originally Posted by Bike Chick View Post
GLC, I had the same issue when I got mine and it's kinda freaky. I found if I didn't grasp the aero bars very tight it helped. I'm still a little wiggly on mine. It takes a while to get used to riding these bikes but they are so much fun.
You definitely want to learn to relax your upper/front body. My neck, shoulders, and arms are much happier if I don't really grip the aero bars unless I need to (climbing, for example, for a little more leverage). I mostly rest my hands on them loosely. If that part of your body isn't tense, it doesn't refer into your neck and shoulders nearly as badly. You'll still have some neck and back muscles to build, but those will come.