Very helpful with all the information. I will try some. Also there is a cheap plastic piece that clips on the throttle that you rest your palm on. Thank you
There is no cable this is throttle by wire on this model but thank you for your comment and watching as yes in traditional set up it would be the way to do it.
Great video thanks for the product updates on lessening vibrations in your handlebars , and all the great features they have for the cruise control would have enjoyed my road King a lot more if I had to cruise control but you give some great options to those who own the older bikes without it keep the videos coming enjoyed watching it very informative
Thank you very much Dave I am glad you liked it. I believe for RK there is option to add cruise control these days but cruise mate was just awesome option that works great and is way cheaper
These are all very good tips!! I definitely catch myself squeezing the grips a little too hard at times. Thank you for following me on IG. Good video man!! Subbed 👍.
About the handlebar, did anyone compare ape hanger « forward » vs. ones with pullback? I mean, comparing a position with a full extend arm and compare to a much relax elbow/arm position Does it help? I am short and I have a XV1900, the Stock handlebar makes me drive with full extended arm and after 15mn highway, I don’t feel my hand no more 😅
Personally found replacing the cheap gloves I was wearing made MY numbness go away. Not sitting on a V-twin though and having seen them at a light with my buddies n stuff I can see that being a serious concern. They really vibrate. So much you can see it watching one idle. Any advice on aftermarket seats to keep from getting BUTT SOAR on longer rides?
It is Scosche magnet for my phone. I actually manufactured bracket to riser and even plan to install even more solid magnet that can hold up to 60lbs. Good eye you got man 👍
The best advice is not to buy a motorcycle with severe vibrations. At least get a motorcycle without severe vibrations in the handlebars. That's the cheapest solution.
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I got Avon grips for my Dyna. So much more comfortable.
Agree Avons are #1
Excellent video… Extremely thorough..!! 👍👍
Thank you very much for watching. Really appreciate it
Good ideas and solutions. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your comments Philip I really appreciate it. Glad to see you enjoy the content. New video dropping tomorrow at 9am CST
Very helpful with all the information. I will try some. Also there is a cheap plastic piece that clips on the throttle that you rest your palm on. Thank you
Thank you very much for your comment and glad you enjoyed it and yes throttle boss is really great I have it on my bike as well.
Put oil on throttle handle,put oil into cable and modified return spring on throttle body change to soft spring
There is no cable this is throttle by wire on this model but thank you for your comment and watching as yes in traditional set up it would be the way to do it.
Great video thanks for the product updates on lessening vibrations in your handlebars , and all the great features they have for the cruise control would have enjoyed my road King a lot more if I had to cruise control but you give some great options to those who own the older bikes without it keep the videos coming enjoyed watching it very informative
Thank you very much Dave I am glad you liked it. I believe for RK there is option to add cruise control these days but cruise mate was just awesome option that works great and is way cheaper
Great video. I have those same gloves....love them.
Thanks man. And yes these have gel inserts that helps
Oh, man, this is definitely something I deal with! Thank you very much for the video. Great tips!
Thank you JP glad you like it. Appreciate your time to watch it.
Dude you keep popping up every where I go, You going to street vibrations in Reno this year?
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Always interesting and informative videos.
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Thank you Jerry I greatly appreciate the compliment
These are all very good tips!! I definitely catch myself squeezing the grips a little too hard at times. Thank you for following me on IG. Good video man!! Subbed 👍.
Thank you very much I am glad to hear you like it
Where did you get the seat and the back rest
I love Corbin and this is what I am running for the 4th time, check my channel there are 2 videos on my Corbin seats
About the handlebar, did anyone compare ape hanger « forward » vs. ones with pullback?
I mean, comparing a position with a full extend arm and compare to a much relax elbow/arm position
Does it help?
I am short and I have a XV1900, the Stock handlebar makes me drive with full extended arm and after 15mn highway, I don’t feel my hand no more 😅
I just did handlebar upgrade and feel ape hangers are way better in my opinion. You should have nice bend at your elbows for comfort
Personally found replacing the cheap gloves I was wearing made MY numbness go away. Not sitting on a V-twin though and having seen them at a light with my buddies n stuff I can see that being a serious concern. They really vibrate. So much you can see it watching one idle. Any advice on aftermarket seats to keep from getting BUTT SOAR on longer rides?
Yes gloves are important part of it. Check my video on Corbin seat. Pricey but I wont ride on anything else.
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What’s the black thing across your handlebar clamp, please - a Scosche charger? How is it attached?
It is Scosche magnet for my phone. I actually manufactured bracket to riser and even plan to install even more solid magnet that can hold up to 60lbs. Good eye you got man 👍
Just bought a Ninja 500 and can't go longer then 15mins without my hands killing me
Hope some of these tips will help
The best advice is not to buy a motorcycle with severe vibrations. At least get a motorcycle without severe vibrations in the handlebars. That's the cheapest solution.
Unfortunately all motorcycles are not 100% vibration free but for sure starting there is solid option