This is a much discussed problem. I'm assuming you mean "bounce", as in the whole grader starts bouncing along causing ripples in the roadbed?? Almost everyone will tell you that you are going too fast. I'll just say you are going the wrong speed because sometimes a little more speed will fix the problem. Good thing about a Deere's cruise control system is you can regulate your speed very precisely, down to .10 mph changes if needed.
You didn't give much information so I'll just stumble along with suggestions or ideas.
Changing tire air pressure can alter or change the frequency of bounce. What tires are you running and how much air? I run Micheln 17.5 tires with 40 psi in the rears, 45 psi in the front. If I'm carrying a snow plow I'll boost the front pressure to 50 psi.
Changing speed, even as little as .10 of a mph can change bounce. I've learned with a Deere machine and radials you can't run in the 4.5-6.0 mph range without bounce. With my D model it would run 7.0 mph and not bounce. With the current G model it has to run slightly slower, 6.8-6.9 mph range. At 7 mph it bounces, especially going downhill.
I've also noticed I sometimes have to adjust my speed depending on which road I'm blading. Differences in dirt composition, traffic load, etc., will make the machine react differently to a certain speed.
An operator in the next township always used to run 4.0 mph or less. He's decided to try faster speeds because he sees me running faster. He told me the other day that it's not working because he has bounce. I asked how fast he is running and he said he never noticed...... I said what gear and what engine speed? He said fourth about 1800 rpm. I said you are going too slow. He looked at me like I was a total idiot. Nothing I said after that mattered. He was trying to run in that 4.5-6.0 range with a JD672D on bias ply 14.00 tires. Won't work.
So, I've probably not told you anything you didn't already know. But let's get more information then maybe we can find a solution. Tell us details about the machine, tires, air pressure, mph you are running, uphill/downhill, etc., etc.