Triumphrat

DaDuke

Hello folks - I am on a quest for a set of bar end weights or grip end weights for a 2000 Triumph legend - stock or aftermarket does not matter. I'd just like to know where they can be purchased and how much they cost. I am trying to combat the handle bar vibration and increase creature comfort, or anthropometrics

ssevy

I filled my bars with expanding foam insulation, and others have used silicone caulk. It did help some, but not as much as the Grab on foam grip covers I installed. I actually though about using my bullet casting smelter and filling the bar with lead, but I though the extra weight might adversely affect the handling, and it might be difficult to make sure equal amounts of weight were on each side of the axis point.

BRG-BIRD

You could fill your bars with BB's as some riders have...

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Aussiematt

...or lead shot which is quieter than steel BB's... apparently

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Mag00

Weird. My Adventurer is so smooth--just a slight buzz in the bar at certain speeds.

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jackb

I used rawl bolts to fit hand gaurds on my legend ,all vibes just went altogether hope this helps.

Proffa66

Many of us have find Intiminators useful and those guys in Ricor Shocks have made this too http://www.vibranator.com/ Name is again very interesting, but they have many happy customers.

Nitti-Gubben

Agree, all bikes i had (after the sportster) are very smooth and I don't feel any annoying vibrations

TBSstunta

Two suggestions. Foam or gel grips and a throttle rocker.

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WoodsieIII

Get yer valves adjusted and carbies balanced, vibration will disapear.

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