"Knock off" levers

I've been in the market for some shorty levers (not just for the look, but mainly as I 2-finger the levers and HATE jamming my clutch hand fingers).

I've been looking at Pazzo (which I like as it's Canadian), ASV and CRG (of which I seem to like the look and feel of over the other two).

I stumbled on a set of "knock off" levers (they appear to be identical to Pazzos);

http://www.rideitmoto.com/products.php?id=9

In humouring myself, I did a bit of checking and ran into this review of them;

http://www.triumphrat.net/twins-technic ... tives.html

Now I find myself wondering if I should take a shot at these... at $80 US delivered for the set!

You can go cheeper on ebay.
Got myself a pair of chinese levers identical to those ur after and they are top quality
Bike-Z I think they are called

Yes you should take a shot at them. I've been running them for over a year and abused them as much as you do any levers and they look as good as the day I got them.

Even if you can't find cheaper, its still a great price. Personal opinion is that the ASVs are better (feel, look, action) but for the price you really can't go wrong with these. They are identical to the Pazzos.

I've got a set of bikezz levers or something like that. Got them for 50 euro. They are very nice, been on my bike for about 4000 km, and they're still as good as new.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17434&hilit=chinese+levers

about 40$ CDN delivered from 2Wheels on ebay.

The Pazzo's are top notch stuff. A bit more expensive and worth it IMHO.
Bling that works!

I'm going to order a set of these "knock off" levers. IMO they are cheaper and better than the OEM ones so whats not to like?

Worth noting... I bought a set from the 2wheels shop on ebay and the fitting is good however the ornage adjusters have faded slightly after a month and the range of the adjusters themselves is poor. Looks like the cam has not been made well.

BUT, for £24 delivered I'm still happy. Worth that even for emergency spares.