Tips on Stopping Motorcycle Handlebar Vibrations!!

These are tips that I am using on my Concours 14. I have learned many over the years (especially with riding 2 stroke motorcycles). 3 that I forgot to mention is 1. completely filling a handlebar with silicone sealant. 2. cork at one end of handlebar and filling up with BB's and cork at other end. 3. filling handlebar completely up with lead. Yes I heard these from the HD folks. And they are what I think is radical. A few other things is motor in tune, wheel balance, suspension settings, tire issues and so on. These are great tips. I like to go for long rides and want to be as comfortable as possible, and these tips help that.
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[@TheClintmeister]

Clarification, it's the inline 4 cylinder motor that has a primary and secondary vibration!

[@CactusJack252]

I have a 09 Concours and my only complaint is the vibration in my throttle hand. So far I've added 2-inch risers (I know that doesn't help with vibration), and grip puppies. I have a throttle lock on order. I did find that mine runs pretty darn smooth at 4,000 RPMs. That means I'm often in 5th gear on the highway. I do wish these bikes came with cruise control from the factory. That would make those long highway trips even easier.

[@TheClintmeister]

I have heard that the areas where the motor attaches to the frame needs to be torqued to a certain setting and that will help. I am not sure.