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If you still have an unacceptable amount of vibration after you've tried the above stuff, try one or more of these:  
If you still have an unacceptable amount of vibration after you've tried the above stuff, try one or more of these:  
 
*'''Lead:''' Fill your bars with lead, which could be BB shot used for shotguns or sinkers used for fishing.
*'''Bar ends:''' Try using heavier [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Removing_%26_replacing_bar_ends#A_couple_things_to_think_about bar ends].
*'''Bar ends:''' Try using heavier [http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Removing_%26_replacing_bar_ends#A_couple_things_to_think_about bar ends].
*'''Stock footpegs:''' The stock pegs, with rubber under the foot, are usually less prone to letting vibration pass than are aftermarket all-metal replacements. If you've switched to aluminum pegs, switch back.  
*'''Stock footpegs:''' The stock pegs, with rubber under the foot, are usually less prone to letting vibration pass than are aftermarket all-metal replacements. If you've switched to aluminum pegs, switch back.  
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:'''Foam grips - advantages and disadvantages:'''
:'''Foam grips - advantages and disadvantages'''


:'''Pro'''
:'''Pro'''
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