Well.....it does vibrate a bit.  Make sure the footpeg bolts are tight, and also the engine mounts.  A few members have had the top engine mount come loose, and that can allow the engine to vibrate when it does.

Nice bike!  I have the exact bike, 2008 black.

...And what you think might be a footpeg buzzing may not be just that. Sound can radiate and trick you (these bikes are good at that), especially with the windscreen there to bounce against. As Dave noted, check the obvious engine mounts as well as the lower bolts on the footpegs that runs through the engine and to the other footpeg on the opposite side.  And while you're at it, check everything obviously visible to make sure it is snug such as the heat shield by your right footpeg.

These bikes also have a tendency to rattle in the following areas that you may need to listen for:
a) filler cap (mine does sometimes, very few others have posted this rattle)
b) headlight bucket (see tech section for this "fix")
c) Speedometer (see tech section for this "fix")

I doubt it is this, but you could check your header bolts as well.  NOTE that the header nuts should NOT be superman tight, just snugged up. If you over tighten the header nuts you can make them so tight that you either can't get it back off or even worse break the bolt off in the engine trying to get a stuck one loose. Should you take the header nuts loose go ahead and put some anti-sieze on them before putting them back on. It'll make things easier to remove in the future if ever needed.

Thanks for all the great replies. I never thought to check the bolts for loose ones so that's my project this weekend, check them all. Otherwise man this bike is fun to ride, not that I have a lot of comparisons but I look forward to many miles of riding. Then look at the tech section for the cam chain guide upgrade, and the petcock lol. Hmmm Gov checked lol I see what ya mean, they might as well have said it even has good round tires that roll forward.

Well after putting on 600+ km's (Highway and small town), I think the foot peg buzzing is just the single cylinder thumping away. Thanks for all the replies and yep riding this bike is pretty darn fun!

Hey JC thanks for the reply.

I'll do that tomorrow after work. Taking the misses to a doc appt and I don't have a full license yet to ride two up so Silverado it is in the morning.

btw would you know whats the best stuff to use to remove small speckles of brown stuff from the exhaust chrome. Not sure if its rust but certainly looks like it.

One of the easiest ways to clean rust off chrome without using steel wool or harsh abrasives that can leave scratches......is to use vinegar and aluminum foil.  Just dip the aluminum foil in the vinegar and lightly rub it on the area you want to clean - it is pretty amazing how well it works.

Then rinse with water and you can use a chrome polish to make it shine.