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i went from drags and rubber grips to 14" apes and metal grips i now notice some vibration
when shifting up and down shifting im thinking this is normal esp. since im not running rubber grips anymore what are your opinions on this???
could do a few things
1. lead in handlebars ( im gunna try eventually )
2. gloves that reduce vibration
3. loosen up grip
4. then there is some other stuff you could try too
look up on google anti-vibraton)
yeah that's what i thought as well guys , the vibration does not bother me cause its only felt in the shift more particularly in the decel down shifting, but its also a Harley and its gonna vibrate no matter what
i went from drags and rubber grips to 14" apes and metal grips i now notice some vibration
when shifting up and down shifting im thinking this is normal esp. since im not running rubber grips anymore what are your opinions on this???
I think you answered your own question. rubber grips will absorb more vibration than metal. Curious about something, since you are running metal grips, do you feel any vibration while you are riding or just when shifting ?
i went from drags and rubber grips to 14" apes and metal grips i now notice some vibration
when shifting up and down shifting im thinking this is normal esp. since im not running rubber grips anymore what are your opinions on this???
I think you answered your own question. rubber grips will absorb more vibration than metal. Curious about something, since you are running metal grips, do you feel any vibration while you are riding or just when shifting ?
only when shifting mainly down shifting, i also put my gloves away for the year so thats prob. why i notice it more now too
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