http://www.speedycom.co.uk/shop/home.php?cat=422
They carry all of the colors and sizes in stock, with next delivery.
They carry all of the colors and sizes in stock, with next delivery.
Joined Jul 2008
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ASV's are better in my opinion. Infinately adjustable. It's got a like a million and three clicks, in and out. (Not literally) But you do have a ton to move the lever out and in if you want. Even with minute adjustments. This in itself makes a huge difference for me. And yes, it was very easy to install.
Joined Jul 2008
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Cheltenham, UK
Andi
I owe you one after you sent me that heat shield. The cheapest place I can find for the ASV levers is a company called Calsport (they are based in Birmingham and can easily be found through Google). Cost including free postage is £134.92. I've just ordered myself a set! :doug
I owe you one after you sent me that heat shield. The cheapest place I can find for the ASV levers is a company called Calsport (they are based in Birmingham and can easily be found through Google). Cost including free postage is £134.92. I've just ordered myself a set! :doug
Joined Jul 2008
147 Posts | 0+
Cheltenham, UK
Hey Guys
My new levers came today! They're beautifully machined and finished and come in a presentation box. They almost look too good to use. Fitted the brake lever this evening in my shed with limited light but only took me about 10 mins. Will do the clutch tomorrow in daylight.
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My new levers came today! They're beautifully machined and finished and come in a presentation box. They almost look too good to use. Fitted the brake lever this evening in my shed with limited light but only took me about 10 mins. Will do the clutch tomorrow in daylight.
Joined Aug 2008
143 Posts | 0+
Stuttgart, Germany
Joined Jul 2008
46 Posts | 0+
Do it. You'll only wonder why you didn't starve yourself earlier. They feel so good. Trust me, you won't be disapointed.
Come to think of it, the bling factor isn't all that bad either. It's one of the first things that people notice as I pull up to them.
Joined Mar 2008
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Lincolnshire
Joined Jul 2008
46 Posts | 0+
Because with CRG's you're limitied to 6 settings, as with the ASV's, you've got almost an infinate number of levels to adjust for. The shop that I bought mine from said they have a 2 yr guarantee. If anything goes wrong with them, I can get a new set, no questions asked. Also, since these are shorties, they shouldn't break when the bike is layed down.
