[gabrielpower33]

Hey guys and gals, looking at getting some weighted bar ends here in canada for my 04 gsxr600. Any suggestion welcome. I read that weights should be 100-125g to be effective. That's about all I know. Looking to buy in canada if possible to avoid crazy shipping issues.

 

[Whippet]

Hey guys and gals, looking at getting some weighted bar ends here in canada for my 04 gsxr600. Any suggestion welcome. I read that weights should be 100-125g to be effective. That's about all I know. Looking to buy in canada if possible to avoid crazy shipping issues.

I’ve heard using the Busa bar ends is a thing but you’d need to figure that out.
In the past, I bought these and they did the job well.

Bar Ends - Suzuki Multi - Weighted Anti-Vibration

Our "Endurance" Vibration Reducing Bar Ends are specially designed and weighted to improve comfort and reduce vibrations/buzzing transmitted through your handlebars. The end result enables you to ride for longer distances, by greatly reducing rider fatigue. Endurance Bar Ends are Milled and...

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[Boldie]

I’ve fitted GSXR 1000 2017- on bars and bar ends to my L6 750. Significant reduction in vibes and a 20mm rise in height.

 

[Whippet]

I’ve fitted GSXR 1000 2017- on bars and bar ends to my L6 750. Significant reduction in vibes and a 20mm rise in height.

That’s interesting, where did you get that idea from?


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[TwistedMister]

I like the big heavy long steel ones off hayabusas, they are real heavy and help absorb vibrations minimizing arm and wrist pump

 

[Boldie]

Needed the extra 20mm lift as I was getting a sore neck whilst riding (old bloke with glasses) . Wanted to keep the bike looking original and noticed at my local dealer the 1000 bars were the same diameter. Brought a pair off of eBay.
The reduced vibration was a nice extra benefit.