Shorty ebay levers
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05-09-2011, 07:07 PM
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05-09-2011, 07:49 PM
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Thanks for the input guys. Ill jsut have to pick a color when I order them then cause im still up in the air. lol
Kinda a long shot but can someone that has the shorties take a picture of their fingers on the levers so I can see how much room their is (preferably with gloves on). I have decent sized hands and I would think being able to use 3 fingers on the levers would be better....
Kinda a long shot but can someone that has the shorties take a picture of their fingers on the levers so I can see how much room their is (preferably with gloves on). I have decent sized hands and I would think being able to use 3 fingers on the levers would be better....
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05-10-2011, 09:07 AM
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Touche my friend touche. I rode to work today and 3 fingered the clutch and got a lot more comfortable with it. I am starting to like these more and more every time I ride.
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05-10-2011, 03:39 PM
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Looks like I should readjust my cable length at this point.
Clutch lever doesn't quite sit all the way flush, unless it snaps back or is pushed. just a simple squeeze and it won't go all the way back.
Same with you guys?
To adjust it you have to shorten it on both ends correct? the bar and the box?
EDIT: this in no way affects shifting / function / shift control.
Clutch lever doesn't quite sit all the way flush, unless it snaps back or is pushed. just a simple squeeze and it won't go all the way back.
Same with you guys?
To adjust it you have to shorten it on both ends correct? the bar and the box?
EDIT: this in no way affects shifting / function / shift control.
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05-12-2011, 10:51 AM
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Looks like I should readjust my cable length at this point.
Clutch lever doesn't quite sit all the way flush, unless it snaps back or is pushed. just a simple squeeze and it won't go all the way back.
Same with you guys?
To adjust it you have to shorten it on both ends correct? the bar and the box?
EDIT: this in no way affects shifting / function / shift control.
Clutch lever doesn't quite sit all the way flush, unless it snaps back or is pushed. just a simple squeeze and it won't go all the way back.
Same with you guys?
To adjust it you have to shorten it on both ends correct? the bar and the box?
EDIT: this in no way affects shifting / function / shift control.
Last edited by R Dub; 05-12-2011 at 11:13 AM.
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05-12-2011, 11:04 AM
Looks like I should readjust my cable length at this point.
Clutch lever doesn't quite sit all the way flush, unless it snaps back or is pushed. just a simple squeeze and it won't go all the way back.
Same with you guys?
To adjust it you have to shorten it on both ends correct? the bar and the box?
EDIT: this in no way affects shifting / function / shift control.
Clutch lever doesn't quite sit all the way flush, unless it snaps back or is pushed. just a simple squeeze and it won't go all the way back.
Same with you guys?
To adjust it you have to shorten it on both ends correct? the bar and the box?
EDIT: this in no way affects shifting / function / shift control.