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Just remembered that I've seen cheaper versions.
Search for Titax levers on ebay.
M & P also do similar levers. £45 each https://www.mandp.co.uk/productInfo.aspx?catRef=578137 ____________________ the undemocratically unelected mod of the Scottish section |
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I've had the m&p ones for about a year. They are brilliant, love them.
I couldn't go back to standard levers now. ____________________ www.southwestbikers.com
Tristan The said 'Dunno what my pace will be like, fastish slow puncture on the rear and if I go too fast I risk my 'keys' falling out' |
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They are fully adjustable to your riding style.
You can adjust the clutch bite point from right at the end of the travel to up against the bar.
Brakes can be set where it feels most comfortable for you. With mine set further away increases how much feel is in the brake and close to the bar makes them razor sharp, good for commuting or hooning.
Also found the brake lever takes up all the play before the brake activates.
And take less than a second to adjust.
Edit, and I only use 2 fingers for brakes and clutch so short levers just make scence. ____________________ www.southwestbikers.com
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I always thought of them as a gimmick to be honest, another goodie for the billy bolt on brigade. As a lot of OE levers have around 5 adjusment settings on them anyway. May give some a try when I have some spare reddies to burn.  |
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I found standard R6 lever's adjustment does bugger all, the adjustment on these make a big difference. ____________________ www.southwestbikers.com
Tristan The said 'Dunno what my pace will be like, fastish slow puncture on the rear and if I go too fast I risk my 'keys' falling out' |
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Doovy |
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i ordered matching clutch and brake short levers from MandP website last week. the clutch lever arrived today, but found out yesterday the brake lever wont be in stock until the 5th and then it will be sent out to me. they didnt say anything about that on website, bastards.
anyway.
clutch lever fitted
https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/doovydoo/IMG_0168.jpg
is good  ____________________ Yamaha RXS 100 > Honda CD 250 > Honda Hornet 600 > Honda CBR 600RR > Yamaha RXS 100 > Kawasaki ZX6R J2 > Yamaha FZ1 |
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yeah it looks nice , gutted they never told you about the wait  ____________________ Carbon knuckles assure you maximum protect against debris and unfortunate accidents or if someone cuts you off, their side mirror.Mopeds are like chubby chicks.. they are really fun to ride until you're friends catch you on one |
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Doovy |
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yeah bit of a piss-steak tbh.
ThatHornet - hehe get them I will get better pics when both are fitted. Very comfortable in the hand. Nice adjustment too. Not as expensive as eBay but exactly the same, just rebranded by Traktech. ____________________ Yamaha RXS 100 > Honda CD 250 > Honda Hornet 600 > Honda CBR 600RR > Yamaha RXS 100 > Kawasaki ZX6R J2 > Yamaha FZ1 |
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May be able to find some moneys for it.....
Ill just not eat for a week.
Thats commitment  |
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I had to visit a spermbank to make donations 4 times a day for a month to save up enough money.
I didn't really but could you image how fun that would be? And that's only for the clutch lever  ____________________ Yamaha RXS 100 > Honda CD 250 > Honda Hornet 600 > Honda CBR 600RR > Yamaha RXS 100 > Kawasaki ZX6R J2 > Yamaha FZ1 |
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I've always found the stock levers fine personally. shrug. ____________________ My Flickr |
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*shrug back* i prefer stubbys makes me feel special lol ____________________ Yamaha RXS 100 > Honda CD 250 > Honda Hornet 600 > Honda CBR 600RR > Yamaha RXS 100 > Kawasaki ZX6R J2 > Yamaha FZ1 |
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I've just bought a new bike and these will be one of the first things I put on it.
I used to get cramp in my wrists on big bike meets (the ones where you have to constantly stop and start because there are so many bikes) but don't seem to with these Trak Tech ones.
Love 'em.  ____________________ MKGaming.com
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