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[DesertHOG]

Dees_1,

Thanks for the real response.  I should have know what I was sayin' was gonna make it ugly!  I thought with that subject title I might actually get a real response and so far yours seems to be the only one.   My BSR does truly have a very nice chest however she does not dress in a suggestive fashion ever.  In fact she usually goes overboard in trying to not draw attention to herself or the girls.   Might have to try the sports bra idea but I'm here to tell you she wears good support garments as it is.  I think the problem is the vibration itself not the fact that her's are bouncin' about.  Boy did I set myself up for all this or what.  Real problem - lookin' for a real answer so thank you for your response.

SteveM

Steve, .. ah might I note I was the 1st to come up with the sports bra recommendation.. maybe my happy fruit and veggies distracted you?
 

[DesertHOG]

1)Turn her upside.
2) Cargo nets with bungee cords
3) Breast reduction surgery
4) HD sports bra
Good Luck with it. And remember the more you ride the better they will feel. Seen a tee shirt a few weeks ago that said on the back ........
.......     PLACE BOOBS HERE
                   O O   

Oh Gawd.... that's TOO funny!
 

[GregKhougaz]

Does this help?

ABSOLUTELY ! ! !  THANK YOU ! ! !

[greglyon]

How about rubber mounting your tour pak

[RayG]

This just can't be real!  How come I just have regular problems that can be fixed with lots of money and a good mechanic.  Seriously a good seat or the Air Hawk cushion, proper arm placement set up and some experimenting with clothing, posture and proper seating. I asked my wife but she was of no help but must of cared because she just got teary eyed and walked away mumbling. Apparently its nothing we will ever have to worry about!  I have heard that overuse syndrome can wear out all kinds of things, you seem to have lots of support here, no pun intended.

[Heatwave]

After this much "support" don't you think the original poster owes this thread a pic or 2?

[mrmagloo]

I'm still wondering how he got a ton of replies to his request for help, and mine get ZERO??      

 

[smenard415]

Well, this has been interesting to say the least.  It has been fun and all the comments have been pretty good.  Wife got a heck of a chuckle out of it.  I would only add that it, all kidding aside and being kicked off the original posting area, this was a real post and the problem continues.  There is a very significant amount of felt vibration coming through the tour pack.  There is zero vibration felt through the seat only the tour pack.  It does truly rock and roll.  Good thing BSR is a good sport or ya'll could have got me in big trouble!!

Still taking or looking for helpful responses back in the General CVO discussion area.  Rubber mount was my thought as mentioned by someone else.  Just not sure how to do it without inducing more movement.

Thanks to all,  SteveM

[Mrs Rooster]

 OK....we went for a ride yesterday and I paid attention to the girls. Unless your wife is extra sensitive you might need to get your bike checked out. It was very smooth on the back for me. The only problems were pot holes  . Terry at one point put in a 30T comp sprocket and it caused A LOT of vibration so out that came. Now with the new SE one all is good and no vibration. With the 30T the tour pack shook like He**. You might have something going on in the bike. Even when he had the 110 in the bike I never experienced that.

[sadunbar]

See the bushings advertised at the bottom of the page....

may help...   

http://www.automotivemachine.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=53