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billet anti-vibe bar end kit
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DynamoBT
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Ditto Big difference!
Bar vibration on my bike pretty much gone after installing them. Dresses up the bar ends, too.
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BillGargan
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I don't ride hard -- but, I ride on lots and lots of old and poorly maintained New England roads that are rutty and bumpy and potholed.
I do not have issues I see on this board with handlebar vibration nor with mirror shake -- and I have the KM mirror extensions.
I have a 2009 SE5 with just under 1,500 miles.
What am I doing right or wrong?
I do not have issues I see on this board with handlebar vibration nor with mirror shake -- and I have the KM mirror extensions.
I have a 2009 SE5 with just under 1,500 miles.
What am I doing right or wrong?
twistedtroll
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Not so great for me
I imaging your handlebar configuration makes a difference with these. I tried them with my HeliBars risers and found no difference at all. My hands still went tingly after about 20 miles on the highway. I got much better results changing grips to ISO-Grips.
I imaging your handlebar configuration makes a difference with these. I tried them with my HeliBars risers and found no difference at all. My hands still went tingly after about 20 miles on the highway. I got much better results changing grips to ISO-Grips.
DynamoBT
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Hmmmmm. I have the Helibar riser and I note a difference.
I guess it matters just how sensitive your hands are to vibration. I'm a pianist and I guess my hands and fingers are sensitive.
Anyway, the bar ends made a big difference for me. But if it's $100 bucks you don't need to spend, why do it?
I guess it matters just how sensitive your hands are to vibration. I'm a pianist and I guess my hands and fingers are sensitive.
Anyway, the bar ends made a big difference for me. But if it's $100 bucks you don't need to spend, why do it?
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