Zealot
The Village Idiot
How are Pazzo esque levers in comparison to the stock ones? Between the heavy clutch pull having all the bite at the end of the lever, I always feel like I'm blundering my shifts. I've lubed the cable properly and it helped a bit, but due to the nature of where my fingers have to extend to in order to grab the clutch lever, they don't have much in the way of grip strength and it often gets dropped for the last bit of the motion.
What I'm looking for is a way to have my clutch lever closer to my hands since they're a lot easier to hold in position the closer they are to a 'fist form'. I've wound out the slack a bit, but I'm worried I might go too far if I give it any more - and was hoping that perhaps through some custom levers I may be able to have it closer to the bar and as such make shifting easier on my hands.
Distance wise, and as far as feel is concerned - did custom levers help you? If you - are there any in particular you'd recommend? Also - what's the difference between long or short levers? I've heard short makes the clutch pull easier.
What I'm looking for is a way to have my clutch lever closer to my hands since they're a lot easier to hold in position the closer they are to a 'fist form'. I've wound out the slack a bit, but I'm worried I might go too far if I give it any more - and was hoping that perhaps through some custom levers I may be able to have it closer to the bar and as such make shifting easier on my hands.
Distance wise, and as far as feel is concerned - did custom levers help you? If you - are there any in particular you'd recommend? Also - what's the difference between long or short levers? I've heard short makes the clutch pull easier.
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