After too much reading im still confused on lever fitment

[jenner]

I have a 2010 evo sp and want to upgrade the levers. Ive looked at pazzo, crg, asv, rizoma, etc and they all seem to list some conflicting info regarding fitment on different years. For example asv lists that the levers will fit on years 08-09 1100/1100s while pazzo lists 07-10 1100/1100s/1100evosp?? Are the clutch and brake perches the same on all models through 2010? Sorry if this has been answered already but I have been finding too much conflicting info on fitment across different years. Will levers marked as 08-09 fit a 2010 evosp?

[Rikosintie]

Not sure about the fit between years. You can probably look up the part number on one of the online sites. Here is a post about fitment to the hand gaurd with the ASV levers.
ASV C5 Unbreakable Lever with handguards
Michael

[dimitrinassis001]

Pazzo will fit

[kcasner]

I'm finding myself in the same dillema, but for length.

Have you been able to find out if anything but shorty's fit, and what brands do if so?

[jenner]

Still looking into lever fitment, as for the length of levers that will fit I'm not sure as I removed the handguards. Quick question though, since the pazzo levers will fit and are marked as 07-10 does this mean that levers made to fit an 08-09 will fit or does pazzo simply ship them with a few interchangeable parts to allow fitment across all years? Just got off work here so I'm about to go hunt down part numbers across all years regarding the stock levers and see if any are the same, I will post back with my findings

[jenner]

Well just got done my search and this is what I came up with. 2008 1100/1100s, 2009 1100/1100s, 2010 1100 evo/ 1100 evo sp, 2011 1100 evo/1100 evo sp all come up with the same code number for the brake lever and the same code number for the clutch lever. I would think that this should mean that any lever set made to fit on a hyper will work on any year of hyper from 2008 to 2011 Please dont take this bit of info as absolute concrete evidence though, just the info that I found and it seems legit so I'm going with it Hope this helps

[NikMusolino]

I am of the opinion that nothing (besides BREMBO RCS) feels better than stock. Just powdercoat/anode em if You seek esthetic satisfaction.
However, the AEM Carbon Fiber set Bellissimoto imports caught Mi eye, but I think if it innit broke, don't go fixxen it.