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no vibration
Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2001 2:40 pm
by Louklr@aol.com
I just put a new set of handlebars on. Steel - no cross bar. This time I
filled them with lead shot. I also have bar end weights. I installed a set
of soft 'dual sport' grips. The result over the stock bars was amazing.
There is now virtually no felt vibration - just a very slight thruming.
Minnesota Louie
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no vibration
Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2001 7:02 pm
by Rick McNelly
Louklr@... wrote:
> I just put a new set of handlebars on. Steel - no cross bar. This time I
> filled them with lead shot. I also have bar end weights. I installed a set
> of soft 'dual sport' grips. The result over the stock bars was amazing.
> There is now virtually no felt vibration - just a very slight thruming.
> Minnesota Louie
What brand/model of handlebar?
72/73,
--Rick, KE4IZH
KLR650-A14
'01 Blast
Chesapeake, Va
american motorcyclist assoc. (please read)
Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2001 10:10 pm
by Fred or Delilah Ogden
Don't forget AMA's Motow rider assistance plan. If you're an AMA
member, for an extra $25/year, you can sign-up for this motorcycle
specific roadside assistance plan. The April 2001 edition of
"Motorcycle Consumer News" had good things to say about it.
A rider assistance plan might not do you much good if you're, say, down
on the Baja peninsula somewhere. But, it offers some comfort if you're
anywhere near civilization.
I understand Kawasaki uses the same provider as AMA Motow. However, I
believe, you have to join Kawasaki's GTOC for $495 to get it.
Regards,
Fred Ogden
A-15 (Old Scout)
AMA #452201 (just signed up 2 weeks ago)