Aftermarket levers?
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Aftermarket levers?
black with green adjuster or green with black adjusters ?
yeah, these picutres suck but you get the idea.
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Re: Aftermarket levers?
That's going to be a matter of personal opinion. The all green is kind of risky. If the green matches the paint perfectly it'll look awesome. But if its as off color it might like horrible.
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Re: Aftermarket levers?
Exactly my worry. The new Kawa shiny perly green is hard to match. if the color of addons doesnt exactly match the other bike parts its going to look cheapcOoTeR wrote: Fri Mar 23, 2018 11:30 am That's going to be a matter of personal opinion. The all green is kind of risky. If the green matches the paint perfectly it'll look awesome. But if its as off color it might like horrible.
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yep, my worry as well. Balck with green adjusters is probably the safest way to go, or just black/black.cOoTeR wrote: Fri Mar 23, 2018 11:30 am That's going to be a matter of personal opinion. The all green is kind of risky. If the green matches the paint perfectly it'll look awesome. But if its as off color it might like horrible.
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Re: Aftermarket levers?
Pazzo appears to have some in the worksn2wldlfe wrote: Mon Jun 04, 2018 6:46 am Do you have a link to some levers? Would like to give it a try
http://www.pazzoracing.com/guide.html
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Re: Aftermarket levers?
I have Pazzo levers on two other bikes. Just put them on my 2017 KTM 1290R. They are very nice and I really notice a difference in how the action feels. No dog in the hunt with Pazzo though I do believe they have a race team which I am happy to support with their products. Out of Canada. Ordered a set off eBay and they were mislabeled by the seller. Wound up ordering directly from Pazzo and their email comms were great. If the green concerns you order black. You can get the adjustment dial in black or colored as well. So perhaps that for a green accent. Recommended.
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Well, tried the ZX14 levers. They fit and work for the actuation, but the tabs for the brake and clutch switches are in the wrong spot. Looks like we'll have to wait for a real aftermarket company to make some 
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Re: Aftermarket levers?
What brand/where did you get your levers from? I'm dying to put some shorties on mine but I'm struggling to find them online. Thanks!Pyrocritic wrote: Fri Mar 23, 2018 1:18 am black with green adjuster or green with black adjusters ?yeah, these picutres suck but you get the idea.
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Re: Aftermarket levers?
I avoid the Chinese versions.
Seen too many issues with them, I have Pazzo’s on a couple of bikes.
A black on black genuine Pazzo set is tempting.
Seen too many issues with them, I have Pazzo’s on a couple of bikes.
A black on black genuine Pazzo set is tempting.
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