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front brake lever
16 posts · Started by Ride_KTM · 21 Jul 2006
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Post 7 by Dr F,
#7Oops, more damage to the pride than the bike I think. I read somewhere on here that the standard clutch cover is only about £30-£35 new, could be wrong but worth checking. These guys do a carbon cover for simmilar money http://www.pro-carbon.com/scripts/zbozi.php?KID=107 . Or KTM now do a black (fasterer) billet cover for about £95. As for the lever, I think you can get a copy quite cheap, or the lever from a Ducati 999 is the same. I don't think any of the aftermarket lever manufacturers make them for the SD yet. Gregz modified some Brembo levers to fit, and I've got a pair of CRG's on mine, again from the 999, you just have to modify the clutch lever. They come in black (fasterer) gold and gunmetal for about £65 each, or folding ones for £95 each(!)
Post 8 by Dr F,
#8We sell Pazzo (Almost identical to CRG) and they make them for the Ducati 999 so I am sure they can be made to work on the Superduke. They come in shorties too! We only charge $195.00 for a pair. That works out to about 86.00 pounds plus shippng.
http://www.topendz.com/mm5/merchant.mvc ... Code=Pazzo
Simon
http://www.topendz.com/mm5/merchant.mvc ... Code=Pazzo
Simon
Post 9 by Plipton,
#9Make sure the Pazzo lever fits in the SD master cylinder first. The gap for the lever on 999 is much wider, the CRG only fits because the pin that actuates the microswitch is on a seperate collar, when you leave this off, the lever fits straight in.
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Post 16 by Stupid Luke,
#16Just dropped my bike when washing it
End result broken front brake lever and some scratches in engine lower casing.
I read from the forum that ducati 999 fornt brake lever fits to superduke.
I found this item in ebay. Could someone check if this one fits without any mods.
Does anyone know where to get correct colour for the engine casing? I would like to hide the scratches just by using spray paint.
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Any hints how to put back the front brake lever? There is small knob/pin which should be inside rubber (protects brake system from dust/water). Hole in the rubber is really small and cannot get it inside.
Sorry about the bad english
End result broken front brake lever and some scratches in engine lower casing.
I read from the forum that ducati 999 fornt brake lever fits to superduke.
I found this item in ebay. Could someone check if this one fits without any mods.
Does anyone know where to get correct colour for the engine casing? I would like to hide the scratches just by using spray paint.
Edit:
Any hints how to put back the front brake lever? There is small knob/pin which should be inside rubber (protects brake system from dust/water). Hole in the rubber is really small and cannot get it inside.
Sorry about the bad english
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