| Author | Message | ||
     Cycleaddict |
just got my pazzo levers (long clutch/short brake) and the cluch lever is fine , adequate adjustments fore & aft. but the brake lever is barely acceptible. i have to use the adjuster in it's outwardmost position (#6) and it's still too close to the grip ! any body else having this problem ? Vlad said he has not had any complaints like this.(if i'm spending this kind of $$$ on a product i don't feel i should have to re-engineer them !!) | ||
| Teddagreek |
Did you get them from ebay? I wrote pazzo about their levers last year and they said they would have a set out for buell in early 2007.. I still don't see them on their site.. I'd contact them about correct part numbers... http://www.pazzoracing.com/ | ||
| Beastie |
I run Pazzo levers and don't have an issue at all with mine. I have mine set comfortably at the #4 position. .. and yes Teddagreek you can get them on Ebay or direct from Vlad at http://www.motoworldonline.com/ | ||
| Jwhite601 |
No problems with mine either. Maybe you need to bleed your brake system. It will definitely stiffen the pull. | ||
| Blackxb9 |
My Pazzo's fit like a glove and I have long fingers.  | ||
| Cycleaddict |
to get a hard lever , i just compress the calipers (one side at a time) .but my lever still is not where i want it. the stock lever was fine as far as position was concerned - | ||
| Baal |
I know this is an ancient thread, but I've run into the same problem on the brake side. On the clutch side, the reach is semi-long even with the adjuster all the way in. I was wondering who might have found a solution. Details: Pazzo longs, 2007 XB12Ss. |
