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Levers.. - 5/6/2008 8:59:26 PM
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BigCountryBllr
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05 CBR1000RR just got it
The levers seem really far. Clutch and front break are a pain. ARe new levers the way to go ?
Anyone have new ones yet ?
about what do they run $ ? I saw some on ebay for 179.99, that seemed like a lot for a bent piece of metal to me.
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RE: Levers.. - 5/6/2008 9:59:45 PM
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Onarom
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You basically have 4 main choices (listed from most to least expensive):
1) ASV- a lot of position settings and a 5 year warrenty, long or short, limited colors, thick levers ~$210
2) CRG- 6 position, dual bearings, long or short, limited colors, thinner levers ~$210
3)Pazzo- 6 position, single bearings, long or short, most colors to choose from, average thickness ~$170
4)Titax-6 position, dual bearings, long or short, limited colors, thick levers ~$150 (superbikesupply.com)
ASV:
Pazzo:
You will not notice much difference at all between CRG, Pazzo, and Titax. The ASV's are also similar in feel.
Hope this info helped
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RE: Levers.. - 5/6/2008 10:43:53 PM
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dwschultzy
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What do you mean bar far?
The stock levers should have some adjustment to them. Not as much as the aftermarket ones but they do offer an adjustment.
I just helped/watched CBRCRF put the ASV's on his 1krr. Looked and felt really good. Just ordered a set for myself.
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