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Old Oct 20th, 2008, 2:08 pm   #1 (permalink)
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ARGH levers again!

Bought some long levers from bursievolution in itlay, they look like brembo fold ups, but the adjuster is so big you would have to fit the handguards about 6 inches out. I have had pazzo shorties on my last 2 bikes but find the clutch too much in heavy traffic, I hear the long pazzos won't fit, does anybody know of any long/mid levers that will fit with the standard handguard fit, thanks, simon.
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Old Oct 21st, 2008, 12:45 am   #2 (permalink)
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You could just take out two opposing clutch springs to lighten the load at the lever...
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I have had pazzo shorties on my last 2 bikes but find the clutch too much in heavy traffic...
Whimp...(just kidding)

Pazzo shortie with an Evolution slave cylinder is a nice combo in terms of lever pull.

Removing two clutch springs sounds like a poor man's slipper clutch.
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Removing two clutch springs sounds like a poor man's slipper clutch.
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