Clutch levers

[idk]

I went with these
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-5...0001&campid=5335943355&icep_item=261667617154

Work Great

Those look great.

 

[mully95]

I went with Pazzo long levers on my Roadster. I like the extra leverage so my hand does not get as tired. I had short levers on a sport bike I once had and in stop and go traffic my clutch hand would get so tired I sometimes had to pull over. I can say that I have never had to pull over on my Roadster but I don't have hand strength like Hercules either. lol

 

[Wrecka]

I went with Pazzo long levers on my Roadster. I like the extra leverage so my hand does not get as tired. I had short levers on a sport bike I once had and in stop and go traffic my clutch hand would get so tired I sometimes had to pull over. I can say that I have never had to pull over on my Roadster but I don't have hand strength like Hercules either. lol

Lots of pulling makes hands stronger .....

 

[Mittzy]

I went with Pazzo long levers on my Roadster. I like the extra leverage so my hand does not get as tired. I had short levers on a sport bike I once had and in stop and go traffic my clutch hand would get so tired I sometimes had to pull over. I can say that I have never had to pull over on my Roadster but I don't have hand strength like Hercules either. lol

Really? I sit at the lights hilding theclutch in with 2 fingers and i have a Barnet with heavy springs. I like to beable to hang on while releasing the power

 

[mully95]

Really? I sit at the lights hilding theclutch in with 2 fingers and i have a Barnet with heavy springs. I like to beable to hang on while releasing the power

Holding it in is easy...... pulling it in letting it out continuously now that's different.

 

[warp9.9]

Holding it in is easy...... pulling it in letting it out continuously now that's different.

in and out in and out repeat if necessary

 

[CanberraR3]

Really? I sit at the lights hilding theclutch in with 2 fingers and i have a Barnet with heavy springs. I like to beable to hang on while releasing the power

I agree Toney. I didn't find your clutch heavy at all and the short levers are fine, even in traffic.

 

[bruce aussie]

I agree Toney. I didn't find your clutch heavy at all and the short levers are fine, even in traffic.

@CanberraR3 also commented on how the Rebands kept his leg nice and warm when we were travelling slowly behind the Hearse taking Pete on his last ride.

 

[CanberraR3]

@CanberraR3 also commented on how the Rebands kept his leg nice and warm when we were travelling slowly behind the Hearse taking Pete on his last ride.

Oh yes, they're warm; quite a bit warmer than my CES IO'd say.