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Where is the best place to get Pazzo Levers in the U.S.
Any places to stay away from?
Any places to stay away from?
Pazzo Levers
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I got mine from eBay. They were $20 cheaper than ordering direct from PAZZO (shipping was cheaper too!).
I bought from this guy (I believe his name was Vlad and he is located in the US): eBay Motors: Pazzo Racing Levers for Yamaha R6, R1, FZ6, FZ1 (item 230214227254 end time Jan-27-08 10:24:40 PST)
Good customer support and I was also able to call him. Fast shipping too!
I bought from this guy (I believe his name was Vlad and he is located in the US): eBay Motors: Pazzo Racing Levers for Yamaha R6, R1, FZ6, FZ1 (item 230214227254 end time Jan-27-08 10:24:40 PST)
Good customer support and I was also able to call him. Fast shipping too!
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AJ Babaganoosh
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Did you get the shorts or the full length? Do you like them? If you got the shorts and it's not too much trouble, please post a pic. Thanks.
Thats the guy i will be ordering mine from.
JONAC
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Anyone know any trustworthy European suppliers ?
JONAC
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Thanks Grommit .... still seem a bit pricey !!
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I deceided to mix and match my lever sizes. I chose to go with a SHORT clutch lever and a LONG (regular) brake lever. I had heard good things about 2 finger shifting and I decided to leave the brake lever stock length...in case I ever need to grab a hand full of brake.
Full write up and pics here: Boneman's "FAZED" web site - Mods: PAZZO Levers
Full write up and pics here: Boneman's "FAZED" web site - Mods: PAZZO Levers
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