Handlebar Vibration

[cgblueman]

I am currently on my way to Ithachi and I just arrived at the port in Patra which was a good run on national roads. The vibration through the handlebars was so bad that my hands are still fuzzy 10mins after stopping. Now I have not done much long distance high speed riding and this may just be the norm? I know that all bikes have some level of vibration but I don't have anything to compare it with. For the Inazuma how bad is it for you guys? I was riding approximately 3hrs at speeds from 100-150kmph.

[antonis]

In what speeds you have annoying vibrations on the handlebars?

Are your tires correctly inflated and balanced?

[cgblueman]

From 100kmph and up. Just checked tyre pressure before I left Athens.

antonis

In what speeds you have annoying vibrations on the handlebars?l

Are your tires correctly inflated and balanced?

[antonis]

I haven't had to drive for a way long, but everyday I drove >100km/h and have no vibrations at all.

My thought is tires are not balanced correctly or too much weight on the back. Try with a tank bag to add some weight on front.

[cgblueman]

I'll get tyres balancing checked. I now have saddle bags on but not so much weight. It's even done this unloaded. Just had problem with F1 light as well grrrr I've posted about it under a previous F1 topic.

[antonis]

Take a look if the balancing weights are on position...

[scoot]

Try moving wallet into opposite side pocket 
Ride safe
Scoot 

[tookadum]

150 kph? That equates to about 93 mph  - well beyond the Inazuma design speed.

I rode mine today at speeds up to 77 mph (124 kph) for about 3 hours and had no vibration whatsoever from anywhere. As previous likely to be the tyres but at 93 mph the bike could be vibrating from anywhere

[Rucifa]

Check the bar ends too, if they are loose they may be causing the bars to vibrate. If it is more than a buzzing vibration, more like a fast little wobble, then it could be the headstock needs tightening.