Vibranators - any reviews?

[Chucker]

Has anyone tried these?

YAMAHA FJR1300 and YZF1000RK; R1 1998 and Up; R6 (NONE S) 2006 AND UP; V-Max 2009 and Up

 

[sammy56]

Has anyone tried these?

YAMAHA FJR1300 and YZF1000RK; R1 1998 and Up; R6 (NONE S) 2006 AND UP; V-Max 2009 and Up

Should't this be posted in the women's forum section??
HA HA...I crack myself up sometimes.

LB

 

[Bartholomew]

I know a few who have put them on their bikes. They have all said that it does reduce the felt vibration and they were all pleased with them.

 

[yfz6r]

I've heard they work but not a night and day difference. Combine them with some really nice grips and gloves, you may really have something.

 

[Chucker]

I thought I would ressurect this thread, as it's been a few years and I haven't found anyone else who has tried these. Has anyone out there tried Vibranators?

 

[leem00]

I thought I would ressurect this thread, as it's been a few years and I haven't found anyone else who has tried these. Has anyone out there tried Vibranators?

AKA Heavier bar end weights....

not those, but I bought the heaviest throttle meister... seemed to help...

 

[JonKerr]

I've never seen a need for them on our bike. I can see on a Harley or even a Duc with a big twin. But the FZ is a really smooth revving engine and has minimal vibrations.

 

[latony007]

Aren't those pretty much the exact same as the stock ones? i don't have my stock ones anymore so i dont recall exactly but i could swear they had that long post. New ones just threaded in the end. They are not as heavy duty but they look cool lol

 

[JT]

$112???? Holy schmokes!!

 

[Chucker]

Aren't those pretty much the exact same as the stock ones? i don't have my stock ones anymore so i dont recall exactly but i could swear they had that long post. New ones just threaded in the end. They are not as heavy duty but they look cool lol

These are not like regular bar ends. That long post is not solid and is engineered to disrupt the vibration in the bars. This technology was originally developed for helicopters, and I'm pretty sure the vibration there would be huge.

I'm just wondering if they would remove the buzz I experience around highway cruising speeds. My hand gets a little numb after a while. Having said that, I agree with Jon in that I don't feel a great need as the vibration in the FZ6R is relatively low.

 

[Scott_Thomas]

These are not like regular bar ends. That long post is not solid and is engineered to disrupt the vibration in the bars. This technology was originally developed for helicopters, and I'm pretty sure the vibration there would be huge.

I'm just wondering if they would remove the buzz I experience around highway cruising speeds. My hand gets a little numb after a while. Having said that, I agree with Jon in that I don't feel a great need as the vibration in the FZ6R is relatively low.

Ever tried a throttle lock? Helps with Highway riding to be able to stretch your hand every once in a while.

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