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Levers

Mr Sheen! · 2014-04-22 11:36:13

Toying with the idea of getting some levers on the VFR 1200. I want to get a long clutch lever and a short brake lever. I have seen this setup on another forum. Does anybody on here run this setup? Also where would one buy his combo set?? or Would I be best buy each lever separately?

22-04-2014 11:36am

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Mr Sheen!

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Toying with the idea of getting some levers on the VFR 1200. I want to get a long clutch lever and a short brake lever.

I have seen this setup on another forum. Does anybody on here run this setup?

Also where would one buy his combo set?? or Would I be best buy each lever separately?

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#2 22-04-2014 1:10pm

Wonda-Boy

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IMHO, one long and one short lever would look brutal but each to his own. Best bet is to get the levers that are adjustable in the length on the fly. Something like this.....you just slide the outside secton up or down to suit. That way it wont look as bad as one separate short and long lever.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-CBR954RR-FOLDING-EXTENDABLE-BRAKE-CLUTCH-LEVERS-ANODIZED-CNC-ADJUSTABLE-/310935295341

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