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Just curious if anybody has used them and if they work on late model bikes? I sent them an email a little bit ago, but it hasn't been long enough to expect a reply.
They're just bar-end weights. Sporr bikers have used them for years to help cut down the high frequency buzz in the handlebars. On a current Harley touring, if you have vibration in the bars (other than shake at idle), then you have other problems.
When I switch my bar to HD's pullback, I used "BarSnake", the pour in type as I ran all wiring inside the handlebar. Can't tell if it make a difference.
Kinda regretted it, cause now I can't add Heat Demon heated grips
Thanx for the replies. My hands are sensitive to handlebar vibrations..changed grips 3 times, bars twice, etc. I've had carpal tunnel surgery on one hand years ago and I was looking for an easy fix.
BTW, using the heated hand grips even in warm weather helps noticeably.
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