ASV Levers

[NLFZ6]

Just browsing Yamaha Canada's site and noticed they're now offering "ASV" reg and shorty brake and clutch levers. Anyone know how they stack up to Pazzos?
http://www.yamaha-motor.ca/accessories/images/aba-13s55-50-28.jpg

Thanks!

 

[mellofelow]

I had Titax prior to switching to ASV. Titax are similar to Pazzos. My review here.

http://www.600riders.com/forum/fz6-mods/13324-asv-levers-installed-pics.html

 

[SovietRobot]

I have ASV's and I enjoy them. I saw both asv and pazzo levers on bikes and I liked the ASV's more.

 

[reiobard]

the blue ASV's look sweet on a blue bike...

 

[NLFZ6]

I'll be ordering mine tomorrow! Will get the regular length levers as I have big hands and long fingers and like to be able to stretch them out for a rest on longer rides.

I thought the Pazzo levers looked great but the ASV look even better and look to be more comfy with better adjustability. But I mostly want a smoother and more precise feel over the stock levers.

Thanks for the replies!:thumbup:

 

[yamaha rider87]

other thing is, especially if going with full-length levers, that ASV guarantees their's for 5 years against breakage, something that I am not sure if Pazzo does or not, but it is a nice feature considering how much they cost having the piece of mind that if you do go down and snap a clutch or brake lever, that's one less part you'll have to replace out of pocket.