bar ends ???
#11
07-02-2007, 10:31 AM
RE: bar ends ???
The bar ends don't reduce vibrations, the weights inside of the clip-ons do. The thread you are tightening the bar ends to is the end of a weight in the clip-on itself. That is what reduces vibrations.
The bar ends are essentially a frame slider. You shouldn't have to cut anything on the bike to make them fit or to keep them from sticking the throttle. A washer would work fine.
The bar ends are essentially a frame slider. You shouldn't have to cut anything on the bike to make them fit or to keep them from sticking the throttle. A washer would work fine.
#13
06-16-2008, 03:39 AM
RE: bar ends ???
ORIGINAL: KidCr3nshaw
The bar ends don't reduce vibrations, the weights inside of the clip-ons do. The thread you are tightening the bar ends to is the end of a weight in the clip-on itself. That is what reduces vibrations.
The bar ends are essentially a frame slider. You shouldn't have to cut anything on the bike to make them fit or to keep them from sticking the throttle. A washer would work fine.
The bar ends don't reduce vibrations, the weights inside of the clip-ons do. The thread you are tightening the bar ends to is the end of a weight in the clip-on itself. That is what reduces vibrations.
The bar ends are essentially a frame slider. You shouldn't have to cut anything on the bike to make them fit or to keep them from sticking the throttle. A washer would work fine.
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