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Harris levers Fitted

15 posts · Started by Dutch · 26 Aug 2010

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Post 1 by Dutch,

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Just fitted my Harris levers

£138 Delivered, including VAT (after blagged discount)

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They appear to be identical to the KTM ones made for the SD/SDR and RC8, but those are £109 each lever.

It would have been nice to have some instructions, as it took me a while to realise that I needed to cannibalise my OE clutch lever to re-use the pin-locating barrel, but then I guess i did work it out for myself in the end.

Quality materials and finish (as you'd expect from harris) and plenty of adjustments, with a great price (for folding levers) so - Recommended kit.

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Post 9 by skip,

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Already thought of Pazzos as ive had them on the last few bikes,Iwant long as i only have small hands , so more leverage and they need to be as close to the bar as poss,and fold up type for track days.

Post 10 by Mac_Boarder,

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My Harris ones should be here in a couple of days, like the clean lines !

Post 11 by Ducati Pete,

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I love those levers - Mine have the OE italian brand on them and cost £115 incl P&P.

These are my second set, the first ones fitted about 20 months ago were victims of my Parc Algar mega crash. The clutch was destroyed and the brake bent to a quite remarkable angle with braking!

I find them comfortable, functional and they don't look like a dog's dinner.

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Post 15 by Ducati Pete,

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Yes. I've never seen them with those odd blades though.

My first set came via ebay germany.
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