Speedycom EVO III Lever

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    Nice alternative to Brembo levers ;)
     
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    Yey what prize have i won
     
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    That is a lot for a lever? is it really a substitute for changing the master cylinder to a Brembo?
    What is it like? Does it work and is there a clutch lever to match?
    thanks.
     
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    Dunno, I've not fitted it yet, will do at the weekend.
     
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    Haven't seen a clutch lever on their site.
     
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    Tested this yesterday and it seems to work as described :)
    The pivot (ratio) has about 30 clicks of adjustment. I have it fully wound in and the bike feels like it has a different MC. Less lever travel and more power for less pressure.
    Lever position also has loads of adjustment, as does lever length.
     
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    Are you still happy with it? Is it really a alternative to a MC?
    Cheers.
     
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    Very interesting . Can you get 1 for a Brembo ?
     
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    Yes, looks like it will fit.
     
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    Yup still happy. Can't compare directly to Brembo MC, but I couldn't expect a lever alone to be any better really.
    Negative points are that I can't really use full adjustment as it fouls the clocks on full lock, but this is actually because of the positioning of my lever perch, which I can't move because of HEL brake line setup.
     
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    Not sure, but I would think it fits the Brembo MC perch.
     
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