Vibration can come from the engine or the wheels. Try riding at 60-65 in your vibration zone, pull the clutch and idle the engine. Does the vibration stop? Then it was the engine. Vibration continues? Check the wheels/tires. If it is the engine, my 2010 had a broken upper motor mount, called a head steady. The replacement was a beefier design. You may have the original. If the mounts are ok there is a trick that involves loosening the mounts a bit and running the engine to let it find its happy place then re-torquing them.