Pazzo levers

swoodwar · Oct 1, 2008

I'm thinking of replacing my somewhat shabby levers, and I've seen the Pazzo items at Harris Performance - Anyone fitted these, are they any good? :dunno
Also, what's the difference between long & short (no prizes for saying they're different lengths....)

rockdoctor · Oct 1, 2008

I've got them on mine, I think they are cool.
Main difference between long and short is you only have space to use two fingers on the short, also if the bike goes over the lever won't take the force of it and snap.
Fitting them is a piece of cake, but just hope whoever had your bike prior to you didn't mess up the allen bolt on the clutch push rod.
If I can find a decent camera I'll take a photo and post it

danf1234 · Oct 2, 2008

Yeah I have just bought a set from speedycom.co.uk. I got black with red adjusters. I intend fitting them during my winter strip down,

carbon kid · Oct 2, 2008

garage work when yer nekkid

irate
it will only end in tears lol.
The pazzos look nice, I used to have the CRG levers, similar but I went for the long folding type, which did work(ie-fold up) in a crash.
Now I have the brembo radial M/c's and folding levers, they are really nice and wide levers for plenty of grip. The shortie ones are a bit too short for me.
Ck

Nietzsche · Oct 4, 2008

have pazzo's on mine.. long ones... find the jap bikes work best with short ones. working the clutch and breaking with 1 or 2 fingers is great.. can't go back... plus after market master slave clutch tops it off... like butter:doug

TarkMalbot · Nov 3, 2008

Any one got photos of the pazzo or CRG levers on a post 2004 bike with hydraulic clutch and radial brakes?

Does the clutch span adjustment compare on them to the cable type?

almc · Nov 4, 2008

hope this works, this is my RSVR with Pazzo Levers, the Neighbours absolutely love me with the cans on

almc · Nov 4, 2008

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