| Author | Message | ||
     Steveford |
I just got done doing this and one of my buddies didn't know this one so maybe it'll help somebody here. Take off your handlebars/clip ons, tape off any control locating holes and shoot them full of that insulating foam in a can from the hardware store. Get the kind that you have to remove with acetone, let sit for a half hour, trim the excess off with a razor blade and dig out a section for a bar end mirror or bar end weight and let it sit for a few hours until it fully cures. This will really help with the tuning fork syndrome. | ||
| Onespeedpaul |
HAHA, I opened this expecting a rant or something about a Yamaha... | ||
| Mighty_mouse |
Does this really work? Because foam grips and anti vibe bar ends aren't doing the trick. | ||
| Steveford |
Yes, it really helps. I haven't tried it but I think that PlastiDip poured in there might do a better job as you should be able to fill it solid. There are also commercial products for the job: http://barsnake.com/ (Message edited by SteveFord on September 02, 2013) | ||
| Tll130 |
There's only one full proof way to make ur hand stay awake. Twist the throttle open and hold on. That's how I do it lol | ||
| Steveford |
Mighty_mouse, I just dug some of the insulating foam out of my S2's r/h bar and put on this really heavy bar end weight and it's the vibes are minimal. http://www.ebay.com/itm/160861332509?ssPageName=ST RK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 | ||
| Mighty_mouse |
I'll pull one of mine out and weigh it. Still not sure what I'm going to fill it with. |
