Handlebar vibration reducer

[ttreewalkerr]

I have seen
polaris number 2900257 shockbloker kit.
I have thought could i just chop a 5/8" thick block of bump stop rubber, (used for bump stops on shocks for custom builds,, tough stuff), and add that as a layer on the existing metal ?
I'm sure vibration will come through the fasteners, but would it reduce ?

Just have bump stop material around and would be cheaper that 50 bucks for the offical part that may do the same thing,,, or does it isolate the fasteners too ? Cant tell from the limited pics i find of it.
I kinda think reducing the vibration in the bars is the total answer, it don't bother me, only at idle do i notice it.

 

[MORSNO]

Isovibe makes a good product to reduce the vibration.

This is the first site that Googled up.
http://www.gripnripracing.com/product_info.php?products_id=102

 

[Danbot]

I think I feel the vibes through the running boards more than anywhere else.
Let us know what you end up doing, and how it works out for ya!
Dan

 

[Weatherbyman]

I cut two inches off my 3" block riser and added the Rox Aint-Vibration Riser. So now I have a 1" Block riser and the 2" AV Rox riser.......I haven't ridden since I did that so I don't have an answer to if I wasted my money.

At least they look cool!