http://ad-discountperformance.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=6174&zenid=29b41f7ee0be5f56f14b4de030a9cbd2
Only thing I know about these is they should fit the NT.
Only thing I know about these is they should fit the NT.
Handbar anti vibration
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yea, I found them on couple other forums as well, guys are saying that they are good, take off like 70/75% but sooner or later rubber bushes will worn out and there is no replacement to buy , so will need to buy a whole new thing. But I will go for them anyway
Hi m8, cool that you already have them, can u post photos of them, how they look on NT and did u change all cables or some of them if so, where did u bought them ?
Ty
dannyjo
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- Red NT700V 2010, #1004.
I bought mine from RoxSpeedFX about 2 years ago. They helped quite a bit on the buzz, and made it much more comfortable with 1" up and 1" back.
I did not change any cables, but was aware that my clutch cable was pretty tight and last Fall, about the last decent riding weather, I noticed the clutch cable was starting to fray from the tight stretch, so I ordered the clutch cable for the Transalp, which is about 2" longer, and with the help of my small handed Son,( he had to slip his hand in by the steering stem once to help guide it,) and taping the old cable to the new, as I pulled the old out, I didn't have to remove any bodywork.
The brake and throttle cables appear to be OK and not pulled tight, and the clutch now is just right.
I would highly recommend them.
I did not change any cables, but was aware that my clutch cable was pretty tight and last Fall, about the last decent riding weather, I noticed the clutch cable was starting to fray from the tight stretch, so I ordered the clutch cable for the Transalp, which is about 2" longer, and with the help of my small handed Son,( he had to slip his hand in by the steering stem once to help guide it,) and taping the old cable to the new, as I pulled the old out, I didn't have to remove any bodywork.
The brake and throttle cables appear to be OK and not pulled tight, and the clutch now is just right.
I would highly recommend them.
I went a different direction of motorcycle gloves with padding that avoids / reduces pressure on the nerves in the hand. Just got these, looking forward to trying them out shortly.
http://www.shocktek.com/products_rec.html
http://www.shocktek.com/products_rec.html
thank you for info!!!! maybe you can post a photo?
uuu, nice, but about safety? Cant find do they pass abrasive test ? Are they waterproof, windproof ? Do you have any info ? Ty !
According to the ad, they are only $46. I am willing to bet that, at the most, they are only windproof.
dannyjo
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I will try to remember to get you some photos in the next few evenings. Our weather has been terrible the last few weeks and I have had to dig the snow and ice away from my machine shed door everytime to get in. I did get in through the walk in door last evening and started motorcycles and 4 wheelers and mowers to run for a little while and move the trickle charger to the Vmax. The NT started right up as usual. I like to run everything every couple of weeks to keep them starting easily. More snow coming Wednesday. I'll probably fire up the diesel tractor with the blade this evening after work, so it will be ready. I have a 1/4+ mile lane to get out of, no 4 wheel drive except the ATV's.
