Vibration White Finger
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HAVS, VWF
HAVS, VWF

Will motorcycles contribute to conditions like VWF?

While vibration white finger (VWF) is usually considered an industrial disease related to the construction industry, it can occur under other circumstances. One potential source of the vibration that can cause this circulatory condition is riding a motorcycle intensively.

Motorbike groups have long discussed the possibility of road vibrations affecting a rider's hands as they grip the handlebars. As with any other HAVS-related condition, this would need to occur over a long period to be a likely source of the disease.

If a biker is diagnosed with VWF as a result of a level of riding that is related to a rider's job, it may be possible to make a compensation claim against an employer who has not made an attempt to minimise the chances of contracting the condition in this manner.

Another possibility, however, is that the motorcycle is merely making an existing condition worse, whether vibration white finger or a genetic form of Raynaud's Disease.

Advice from motorcycling groups about handling circulatory problems on a bike includes:

Making a vibration white finger claim
If you have been diagnosed with vibration white finger, and contracted this through no fault of your own, you may be able to make a compensation claim for the condition.

With years of experience in HAVS law, YouClaim can help you decide whether you have a case, and to help you go forward with your claim if this is appropriate. We make no charge for our advice, and no charge for handling the case, whether you win or lose. We also guarantee that 100% compensation awarded in a successful case will pass to you.

Our legal team consists entirely of lawyers drawn from no win, no fee solicitor firms, all of whom are governed by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, meaning that their expertise is unquestioned. You can also rely on our commitment to your case.

Our advisors are ready to talk to you right now, whether through our free phone number or our online chat facility. You can also complete our claim form, and tell us when to call you.

Call 0800 10 757 95 to get your VWF claim underway today.