spideybuffal0
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Anyone share some words on some decent anti vibration handle grips. Thanks
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Advice on anti vibration handle grips
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Bfromla
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Smooth spyder
Dont know about vibration i hear people chatting about¿ np on my 13STL not enough for me to notice. I will however recomend smooth spyder belt tensioners. Jim builds fine product & knows his stuff i have the back rest & 100%happy with it. His other products gotta be the same. Number of other vibration relief products, grip buddies & grip puppies are out there if you like. Let us know what you find that works.
Dont know about vibration i hear people chatting about¿ np on my 13STL not enough for me to notice. I will however recomend smooth spyder belt tensioners. Jim builds fine product & knows his stuff i have the back rest & 100%happy with it. His other products gotta be the same. Number of other vibration relief products, grip buddies & grip puppies are out there if you like. Let us know what you find that works.
wiredgeorge
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Does the ST have heated grips? I have quite a bit of arthritis in my hands and used to TricLine grip covers (foam covers) because I didn't want to cut off my heated grips. They greatly reduce vibration. If I had no heated grips, I would cut off the hard stock grips and use Grab-On foam grips. They last for a season or so and are made out of foam. Razor knife old grip, a bit of hair spray sloshed in the grips and just slide them on. They are the softest grips I know and not prone to slipping if you sweat or in the rain. They only cost about $5 a set so I consider them expendable supplies.
ingramwc
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The ST Limited has heated grips and AM/FM radio and a Garmin GPS and hard bags. Mine is a ST-S with the semi-automatic, which gets rider floor boards and passenger floor boards.
Grip Buddies are neoprene and are applied on the stock grips. They are supposed to work with heated grips according to the manufacturer. I have not found them to be slippery when wet. The surface is textured, not smooth and they are not hard. Web site for Grip Buddies --> www.pirateslair.com
Grip Buddies are neoprene and are applied on the stock grips. They are supposed to work with heated grips according to the manufacturer. I have not found them to be slippery when wet. The surface is textured, not smooth and they are not hard. Web site for Grip Buddies --> www.pirateslair.com
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