These are full size.
I like mine so far, though they did take a few to get used to primarily because of the goofy way I cover the rear brake.
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These are full size.
I like mine so far, though they did take a few to get used to primarily because of the goofy way I cover the rear brake. |
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I have the Dog Leg Levers, and I use only two fingers on them to brake. The shortest part of the grip for the levers is for the index and middle fingers. I leave the ring and baby fingers on the grip. I am very very happy with these.
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Benito wrote: I have the Dog Leg Levers, and I use only two fingers on them to brake. The shortest part of the grip for the levers is for the index and middle fingers. I leave the ring and baby fingers on the grip. I am very very happy with these. |
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TheWasp wrote: Hey, are these full-grip levers? Or are they shorties, like dirt-bike levers? I'm rather fond of two or three-fingering my brakes, and love swapping in shorties so that I can have at least one or two digits wrapped around the throttle. Either shorties or levers that dog-leg in mid-grip (not that I've ever seen those in my life) are my preferred levers. So...are these shorties? Here's a shot with a ruler for reference.
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Okay, I FINALLY got around to ordering a set. Ever since the polished levers came out, I've been coveting them. Of course, this will just go into my pile o' stuff to do to my scooter if I ever get any time off... But now I have a date! December 13th, I'll finally be installing these and my Stebel Nautilus!
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texpatriate wrote: Okay, I FINALLY got around to ordering a set. Ever since the polished levers came out, I've been coveting them. Of course, this will just go into my pile o' stuff to do to my scooter if I ever get any time off... But now I have a date! December 13th, I'll finally be installing these and my Stebel Nautilus! |
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Installed yesterday on brother's GT 200...
Easy install once you remove the headset cover. Ergonomically designed to work for those who may be challenged and rely on a less than full finger pull...affords more leverage on lever pull. |
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Are the levers for the LX available for order yet? Someone with an LX asked me about that yesterday and I didn't know the answer.
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Just ordered a pair of the black powder coated ones for Yukihime (the GTS). Will love to see some available in the future for BleuBelle (the LX150).
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oopsclunkthud wrote: TheWasp wrote: Hey, are these full-grip levers? Or are they shorties, like dirt-bike levers? I'm rather fond of two or three-fingering my brakes, and love swapping in shorties so that I can have at least one or two digits wrapped around the throttle. Either shorties or levers that dog-leg in mid-grip (not that I've ever seen those in my life) are my preferred levers. So...are these shorties? Here's a shot with a ruler for reference. |
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Benito wrote: Are the levers for the LX available for order yet? Someone with an LX asked me about that yesterday and I didn't know the answer. Don't worry, I'll change the banner or something when they are ready. |
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love'em
old thread but that's how i learned about these awesome levers!
rainy day in los angeles so i had time to put them on. 1st time taking the headset cover off. not too difficult following directions here. only difficulty was i lost/dropped the front center headset cover bolt -- hope it doesn't cause any damage bouncing around in there. and the headset cover is secure enough with the rear left and right screws. and i hope the screw just turns up on the floor of the garage at some point. i also learned that the part of the top case below the left brake fluid/mirror cover where the screw goes is cracked so i can't secure it tightly - that screw could pop out pretty much any time soon. from what i've read here it's a common issue. dog leg levers themselves are great. ordering was easy and great service/updates. easy substitution and they feel great. i feel much safer riding around with the brakes within easy reach. |
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