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  1. Haga1978

    Haga1978 New Member

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    What levers should I buy for my cbr1000rr 2007
     
    #1 Haga1978, Feb 17, 2014
  2. Slim Ted

    Slim Ted Active Member

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    ASV all the way. They ooze quality. I did have pair of Titax levers on my 600 a few years ago. They looked good but didn't seem to fit as nicely as the ASV's.
     
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  3. johnd

    johnd Active Member

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    +1. I was nervous paying £185 for a pair of levers but they are quality.
     
    #3 johnd, Feb 18, 2014
  4. raphael

    raphael Elite Member

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    harris! quality bit of kit and a bit cheaper than asv
     
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  5. Haga1978

    Haga1978 New Member

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    What about pazzo levers they are said to be good
     
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  6. Dogtown

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    FP Racing...love em
     
    #6 Dogtown, Feb 18, 2014
  7. navvy10

    navvy10 Well-Known Member

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    I had ASV then switched to Pazzo as ASV stubbies can hurt your fingers cos they are very angular not rounded like Pazzo
     
    #7 navvy10, Feb 18, 2014
  8. Ade

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    Fitted the Puig short levers to my 07 blade, were a bit cheaper than the pazzo and the ASV and the quality and fit seems good.
     
    #8 Ade, Feb 18, 2014
  9. Bloy182

    Bloy182 Active Member

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    I understand there is a lot of difference between the quality branded levers, but are they enough compared to the hong kong ones?

    Hong Kong CNC 7075 Levers £21.98

    ASV CNC 6061 Levers £185.00

    7075 & 6061 metals are very similar and both strong and light. Are you paying for the name or are the hong kong ones crap? This is something ive never purchased so i dont have a clue about.

    has anyone bought the cheapy ones?
     
    #9 Bloy182, Feb 18, 2014
  10. Haga1978

    Haga1978 New Member

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    I did see the cheap ones but reading about them a chap said they were good then the next week his front lever got suck and he came off
     
    #10 Haga1978, Feb 18, 2014
  11. Dogtown

    Dogtown New Member

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    Dont ever go cheap for controls:eek:...if you cant afford the nice, leave them standard;)
     
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  12. navvy10

    navvy10 Well-Known Member

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    +1 don't use cheap components on essential systems the risk of them causing an issue is not worth it IMO. No answer for brakes binding on or not engaging. Pretty sure it will cost more than the difference in cheap to known levers
     
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  13. MrB

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    Funnily enough these arrived today fancy a change over the ASV's I've got.

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  14. Jamiestrada

    Jamiestrada JamieMultiTraitor

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    Mmmmm Harris, Lovely :)
     
    #14 Jamiestrada, Feb 18, 2014
  15. Haga1978

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    Any ideas of what brake lines to get as well
     
    #15 Haga1978, Feb 19, 2014
  16. BigFatBloke

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    The so called Harris levers are made by TWR. Harris claim far to much credit for those!
     
    #16 BigFatBloke, Feb 19, 2014
  17. BikersDiscountStore

    BikersDiscountStore Active Member

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    Correct but it's TWM They'll badge them up with any name you like if you order 100+ Have a peep here, forum discount available too. TWM Folding Brake & Clutch Levers
     
    #17 BikersDiscountStore, Feb 19, 2014
  18. rb1000rr

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    Ive got Pazzo shorty s on my RR6 easy to fit look great are well made and most importantly feel excellent road and track would recommend them to anyone
     
    #18 rb1000rr, Feb 19, 2014
  19. Bloy182

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    these look excellent, and priced reasonably too!
     
    #19 Bloy182, Feb 20, 2014
  20. Jonnymac

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    CRG RC-2's Just as good as ASV's and a little different from the crowd (you'll save about £50 too)
     

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