I was facing the vibrations earlier but my mechanic put threads under the bolts of console and some sponge kind of material inside the headlight console. Now the vibrations are gone forever.
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I was facing the vibrations earlier but my mechanic put threads under the bolts of console and some sponge kind of material inside the headlight console. Now the vibrations are gone forever.Be True to your inner self
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Re: Getting rid of console vibrations on Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS
Can u post a picture of these rubber things ? And how much do they cost?Originally posted by csajal View PostI also tried the same kinda DIY some time back (I guess in the first month of ownership back in August). The thing with cloth and sponge is that they retain moisture for looooooong.. and I really mean loooooong!! After you give your bike a wash (which I do on a weekly basis), the visor starts to fog. This is also harmful for the metal parts inside the assembly (bolts and clamps) and the prolonged moisture can hamper the internal circuit too. Also, and above all, the cloth and sponge would start to decay over some time leading to foul smell
So, at the end of it, I bought some rubber gourmets from a hardware shop and installed them for all the bolts that I can see in the head lamp assembly and that worked for me.
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