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amb67
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I paid £12 for a pattern part one on Ebay mate.
Clutch lever yes, brake levers no!!
Clutch lever yes, brake levers no!!
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amb67
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Oopps!
Missed out the pattern part bit LOL
Missed out the pattern part bit LOL
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mark58
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Dropped mine in the garage breaking the brake lever..Bought a pattern one, £8 or thereabouts two years ago..Can't tell it from the original either in looks or use..
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amb67
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Why?
Has it gone all yellow/flaky and grubby like the original ones? :doug
My pattern £12 special off Flea Bay is much better than the OE front brake lever. Just wouldn't do a cheap Flea Bay brake lever, too many horror stories.
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I bought a pair of Black levers of Egay for about 30 quid, tolerance is better than OEM and they are still got their original finish.
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Beanie
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Well thats answered something for me, i wondered what had been put on my levers to make them go like this, now i know its the ****** monkey metal aprilia use, reckon the yellow is piss as in piss poor quality, but then aprilia would say its gold, hence the stoopid price.
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kawasakiinit
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polished mine :devious
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danf1234
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I just sold an as new one on ebay for £16 plus £4 PP
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spoonz
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Buy one from Ducati or i think an Aprilia Rs250.
When my 2000 bike fell over i got a new one and the dealer supplied i think an Rs250 indicator and lever as he said it was les than 1/3 the price of the rsv but the same parts ? :dunno
Not 100% sure it was Rs250 though.
When my 2000 bike fell over i got a new one and the dealer supplied i think an Rs250 indicator and lever as he said it was les than 1/3 the price of the rsv but the same parts ? :dunno
Not 100% sure it was Rs250 though.
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IanG
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Wow ! When I broke a Suzuki clutch lever and had to pay £30 I complained loudly and was told by the dealer " Think yourself lucky,an Aprilia Mille one costs £90+ " 
uke
Surprisingly, (as he is also an Aprilia dealer) he then said " But most people go to the local Ducati dealer 'cos exactly the same Brembo part is only around £60 )
Not sure what model Duc it was, but a quick wander round the showroom should yield results :thumbup
Personally I'd get pattern ones from someone like M & P or Busters and make them fit.
ukeSurprisingly, (as he is also an Aprilia dealer) he then said " But most people go to the local Ducati dealer 'cos exactly the same Brembo part is only around £60 )
Not sure what model Duc it was, but a quick wander round the showroom should yield results :thumbup
Personally I'd get pattern ones from someone like M & P or Busters and make them fit.
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