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Your cart is empty. Do your hands "fall asleep" when you ride? Do you find yourself constantly clenching your fists or slapping your hands against your legs to try to get rid of the "pins and needles"? This is caused by vibration, and it affects some people more than others.
Handlebar vibration is a fact of life when you ride a motorcycle - some have a little, others have a lot. There are certain things you can do to reduce it. One of these is by rubber mounting the engine and the handlebars; another step that some manufacturers take is to mount weights in (or on) the handlebars. What this does is to increase the mass of the ends of the handlebars, and therefore, the amount of force required to move them. Vibration is a "cycle"; it moves an object in one direction, stops it, then moves it back in the other direction before stopping it and starting the cycle all over again. By making the object heavier, we increase its inertia; its tendency to stay at rest while at rest and its tendency to stay in motion once moving. If we make the handlebars heavier, the vibration will still try to move it in the same way as before, but now it must put a much heavier object into motion, stop it, move it back in the opposite direction, using the same amount of force as before. What this means in practical terms is that the movement will be less, since more of the "input" energy is dissipated.
These vibration dampers are inserted into the ends of the handlebar and lock into place using a silicone retainer. Each damper weighs approximately 7.2 ounces, giving you an additional 14.4 ounces of dampening mass in the handlebar.
Note that although a vibration damper may not completely eliminate the vibration, they WILL reduce it, and every little bit helps!
Hop
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
Quells most of the vibes (2 cylinder V-twin). Worth the $$. Had to drill out handlebars to fit.
Seth
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
These do not fit stock Yamaha bars on FJ/MT-09/tracer. I am holding on to them as I may be swapping my bars for aftermarket and could use them at that point.
Anthony
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023
They did help reduce the vibration in the bars.
Paul Prattini
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023
I had issues with pins and needles in my hands when I ride more than 45 minutes or so. This was especially true for my throttle hand. First I added bar end weights that helped a little. I added these inside the bars with the bar end weights. I pushed them in far enough to still be able to put the bar end weight in all the way. This really helped a lot!! I can ride for hours now with very little discomfort. It’s not gone completely, but these made a huge difference!!
MPB73
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2023
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Dirk Camarillo
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023
Very simple concept and very simple to install and it worked! The vibration felt in the handlebars at 75 mph now is about the same as it was before installation at 65 mph. This will reduce fatigue and make riding much safer.
G
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2022
These devices could fit 5/8 inside diameter or maybe 3/4 but no way 7/8. They would be loose and rattling, probably causing more vibration. Will not work as advertised. Returning item.Measure the inside diameter for your motorcycle handlebars.
Roger Fiser
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2022
These dampers are replacing the factory dampers on my '16 Suzuki TU250X, which were missing when this bike was purchased used earlier this year. They are effective and a good value.
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