what in your opinion would you consider to be the best aftermarket levers for this bike?


I ordered the CRG shorties in black. they worked well, but my wife is forcing me to sell the bike. im selling them in the parts for sale area if interested

 

I would rank them from most durable to least durable...
1) ASV
2) CRG, Pazzo, Titax
3) Vortex
4) stock, aftermarket stock replacment...

 

Jason- this is the first time I heard of ASV. I searched to find out some more info and I ran across "Moose" brand. The both look interesting to me.

My question is for either of the above named brands: Is it only for the clutch, or do the also have brake levers?

Thanks-

 

I just picked up a set of pazzo shorty levers. I really like the brake lever a lot. It just feels more precise if that makes sense? I'm not so sure how I feel about the clutch lever yet though. It is a lot nicer then the stock piece, but I'm looking for something a bit more exact.

 

Both ASV & Moose have been around the dirtbike world for a long time. ASV has a reputation for being unbreakable, and if you do manage to break one I heard they replace it for free. The moose levers are good but really made for dirtbikes not street bikes.

I know ASV makes both break & clutch.. Here's the website: ASV levers The down side is that they're really, reallyexpensive

I personally have (and still do on the clutch side)run both CRG & Pazzo's. I've never broken one and they've been crashed alot! I hav broken the adjuster tabs, but those are easily repolaceable and both will sell the parts.


Did you adjust the free play on your clutch?

 

i love Pazzo's and the CRG's are crisp as hell

 

I can get you pazzo's as cheap as anyone (shamless plug).. lol.

 

How much are we talking is cheap?

 

Rizoma........ (I want the black ones)

 

How do you guys feel about the MSR Pro-Raptor Adjustable Clutch Lever? I have one laying around and haveyet to install it.