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Shorty levers

14 posts · Started by Dr F · 22 May 2007

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Anybody out there using shorty levers, particularly on the clutch side? I'm definitely getting one for the brake, but I'm just curious if the clutch is too stiff with the short lever.
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I like the look and price of the Pazzo's but I got the following response to a question about the thickness of the part at the pivot point.

"Our Ducati clutch lever will not fit on the KTM without what I would call destructive modifications.
The KTM hydraulic clutch is on our to do list It's a Magura hydraulic clutch master cylinder But these are still at least a few months out."


Thanks for the tip Dr. F, I think I'll stick with the standard length CRGs.
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Zen, this is just for future use, people looking may see this and this will make quick work of it... just sayin... hehehee

http://www.superduke.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6244

Peace Bro, the honey is fantastic and joe never/ever wastes stuff so not to worry mate.

http://cyclecontrol.com

I am feeling better see----> <----but I am a little green... at times.. Image
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