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bluerider4life

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• Feb 22, 2004

• #1

Does anyone have any cheap ways to reduce virbrations throught the handlebars and the footpegs. Any suggestions would be great

 

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Super Power AssClown

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• Feb 22, 2004

• #2

You don't say what bike you are dealing with but A good place to start would be to make sure all the motor mounts are tight.

 

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blanc

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• Feb 22, 2004

• #3

put silicone sealent in the handlebars.

 

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rooster51

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• Feb 22, 2004

• #4

its inevitable 2 strokes vibrate alot. does your 125 vibrate a lot when it idles or when your riding it?

 

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Y2Z

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• Feb 22, 2004

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if your riding a cr (96 and up i belive) with the alum. frame, then there isnt much you can do.

 

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bluerider4life

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• Feb 22, 2004

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i have a 2001 YZ 125 and it vibrates only when i ride. not when it idles, and the motor mounts are fine.

 

elf

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• Feb 22, 2004

• #7

You can get a different top tripple clamp like RG3 with rubber mounts to help cut vibration. Also Fasst company makes anti vibration bar inserts. As for the pegs Try some gel insoles in your boots.

 

a454elk

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• Feb 23, 2004

• #8

Try softer grips too. Don't hold on as tight, just enough to keep control, loosen up the grip and bend your elbows a bit. You may be riding too rigid.