I am looking into buying a set of Pazzo Levers (both clutch and brake) and i was wondering what they look mlike on the bike. They are pretty expensive and i'd like to see them in action before i buy them. Also, do they feel good and smooth and everything like that? are they easy to install? Any help is appreciated.

Thanks Alot
-Michael

 

I've been looking at levers also. I feel like the main companies are CRG, ASV, and pazzo

if my forum whoring serves me right, pazzos are almost identical to CRG....and ASV have a nice warranty.

I've been debating the whole standard or shorty length and that is what is stopping me from purchasing a set..even though I do 2finger the clutch and brake.

Installation looks pretty easy. I seen my buddy install new levers...it took him about 10 minutes...pretty simple imo and I'm not mechanical savvy wat so ever

 

Very easy to install. Takes longer to redo the clutch cable adjuster and figure out which settings you like best than to actually install them.

Long vs. shorty is personally preference. Shorties are less prone to damage in a tip over, and still have plenty of grab room.

They feel fine, no different. It's just the position and adjustability that's different - their actions don't change.

 

pazzo's may be designed like CRG's but they don't compare. My friend has pazzo's on her f4i but switched to ASV's. She offerd them both to me for $75, I said no way. They feel and look cheap compared to the CRG's on my girlfriends r6.

 

I would go with the ASV all the way, as a matter of fact, I will be placing my order in a few weeks. You can't beat their warranty, and mm adjustement is GREAT

 

Here's a shot of mine I love them.