Risers for the GT

Bubblehead said:

I’ll give them a check again today. Possibly worked loose a bit. Probably makes sense as the vibes are definitely worse than when first installed. Had to cut an Allen key shorter to get 2 of the bolts due to tight access. That does concern me I’m not getting enough torque in those two.

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maurice said:

You didn't remove dash display!!??

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Bubblehead said:

The garage removed the dash display to fit them…but I used a shortened Allen key as my low tech solution to check the bolts stay tight, periodically. Checked again tonight…nothing loose.
What’s your thoughts on filling the bars with lead shot? As I’ve already put neoprene grip wraps on.

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Bubblehead said:

The garage removed the dash display to fit them…but I used a shortened Allen key as my low tech solution to check the bolts stay tight, periodically. Checked again tonight…nothing loose.
What’s your thoughts on filling the bars with lead shot? As I’ve already put neoprene grip wraps on.

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maurice said:

Thoughts on filling the bars? nooooooooooo! Something is not right with original install. I would remove dash and start over. But get a decent allen wrench! Good luck!

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TURBO200R4 said:

Just to clareifie is the bars vibration giving u a problem?

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Bubblehead said:

It’s just giving numb hands after a while. I had a similar issue with my BMW S1000XR at first. Rubber bushings, bar ends and neoprene grip wraps sorted that.

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TURBO200R4 said:

Just to clareifie is the bars vibration giving u a problem?

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Bubblehead said:

I’ll take it back to the garage and get them to have a look…I tend to break things.

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maurice said:

Herman, OP mentioned vibration started shortly after riser install.

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