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2005 PX 150 Front brake lever

OP rogerPX UTC details Member 2005 PX150, Ducati 851, Moto Guzzi V7 Sport Joined: UTC Posts: 12 Location: Victoria B.C. Canada
OP rogerPX Member 2005 PX150, Ducati 851, Moto Guzzi V7 Sport Joined: UTC Posts: 12 Location: Victoria B.C. Canada	UTC quote Does anyone have any suggestions where i can get an adjustable lever? I've got long fingers and it's still quite a reach. Also hard to modulate in the stock position. Anyone with small hands would be in peril using the stock set up. Thanks

Rover Eric UTC details Moderator 1965 Vespa SS180, 1963 Lambretta LI150 Joined: UTC Posts: 6980 Location: Detroit, Michigan
Rover Eric Moderator 1965 Vespa SS180, 1963 Lambretta LI150 Joined: UTC Posts: 6980 Location: Detroit, Michigan	UTC quote hmm...will dog leg levers fit on a new bike with a hydraulic setup?

Jeremy W UTC details Molto Verboso 79 P200e, 81 100 Sport Joined: UTC Posts: 1443 Location: Iowa
Jeremy W Molto Verboso 79 P200e, 81 100 Sport Joined: UTC Posts: 1443 Location: Iowa	UTC quote Here are some for sale in the UK - although it says they won't fit front disc models. I'd like to see someone hook up dog leg levers to their bikes made with ACTUAL dogs legs. My Chihuahua has these little back legs that would be perfect.

jimmyb865 UTC details nothing at all Joined: UTC Posts: 9656 Location: westla
jimmyb865 nothing at all Joined: UTC Posts: 9656 Location: westla	UTC quote Jeremy W wrote: Here are some for sale in the UK - although it says they won't fit front disc models. I'd like to see someone hook up dog leg levers to their bikes made with ACTUAL dogs legs. My Chihuahua has these little back legs that would be perfect.

Andrea UTC details Sponsor DL200, TV2, Vega, Lui, GTS Joined: UTC Posts: 750 Location: Orange, NJ
Andrea Sponsor DL200, TV2, Vega, Lui, GTS Joined: UTC Posts: 750 Location: Orange, NJ	UTC quote Rover Eric wrote: hmm...will dog leg levers fit on a new bike with a hydraulic setup? They won't.

Rover Eric UTC details Moderator 1965 Vespa SS180, 1963 Lambretta LI150 Joined: UTC Posts: 6980 Location: Detroit, Michigan
Rover Eric Moderator 1965 Vespa SS180, 1963 Lambretta LI150 Joined: UTC Posts: 6980 Location: Detroit, Michigan	UTC quote Could you heat up and bend your own levers into dog-leg ones?

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Jeremy W wrote:

Here are some for sale in the UK - although it says they won't fit front disc models.

I'd like to see someone hook up dog leg levers to their bikes made with ACTUAL dogs legs.

My Chihuahua has these little back legs that would be perfect.

My clutch cable would break its leg. Madspeed do custom levers, they have done some mean dusters, so i bet hed do dogs. just cant find them

madspeedperformance.co.uk

nigelthefish UTC details Ossessionato ET2, PX150 Joined: UTC Posts: 3410 Location: Denver CO
nigelthefish Ossessionato ET2, PX150 Joined: UTC Posts: 3410 Location: Denver CO	UTC quote Rover Eric wrote: Could you heat up and bend your own levers into dog-leg ones? Thinking this would be the best option, there is just not a lot that fits the disc ones it seems.

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