oem clutch lever

[squirly]

I wanted to know if anyone here can help me find a inexpensive adjustable clutch lever or one that is bend in so it would be closer but not shorter.

 

[Wildcard]

take off bar end and drop bike on left side = closer to you now

 

[squirly]

replacing a oem clutch lever

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ok i learned the one that interests me is called a dogleg lever.
sorry if I don't have long guy fingers

 

[nsikes]

take off bar end and drop bike on left side = closer to you now

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That is Heresy!!!! At least you should recommend just using a sledgehammer, that way they don't have to pick it back up off the ground

 

[OneTrack]

OP: If you only do ONE mod to your FZ6, do yourself a favour and get a set of Pazzo levers. Their adjustability transform the bike's handlebar ergonomics and clutch "feel" for riders with smallish hands.
I never understand why bike manufacturers make the front brake lever adjustable, but not the clutch lever. Most people I know have the same sized left and right hands.

 

[huxy]

+1 on the pazzos. Since I fitted mine the gear changes are so much smoother. They're not cheap but they make such a difference... and look really really really nice.

 

[AlanB]

Just out of curiousity, other than appearance and adjustability, any advantage to Pazzo or ADV over stock? I have really long fingers, so the I would probably not adjust inward anyway. I really just want black levers instead of silver. Any reason not to go with cheapie $10 a piece levers?

 

[yamaha rider87]

ASV's if you drop it and &$^# up your levers you can get them replaced for FREE, whereas the cheapies you'd have to buy again.....course you'd have to be a serious squishy faced retard to drop your bike enough times to break even if you really found levers for $10.00 lol. I love my ASV's, but I am a self-professed brand whore when it comes to accessories. They work awesome, look awesome, but I will agree with anyone who says that some of the money I paid was for a name. Finding microclick adjustable shorties that fit our bike though was a bit of a tall order, and outside of Pazzo's and ASV's I'm not sure if any other brand makes something that would work

 

[OneTrack]

Just out of curiousity, other than appearance and adjustability, any advantage to Pazzo or ADV over stock? I have really long fingers, so the I would probably not adjust inward anyway. I really just want black levers instead of silver. Any reason not to go with cheapie $10 a piece levers?

Appearance and adjustability are the reasons why I replaced my OEM levers with Pazzo's. The improved ergonomic shape of the Pazzo's makes them much more comfortable as well.
FWIW, I have noticed that my finger and wrist cramping has been greatly reduced since switching to Pazzo's.

 

[n.e.mich]

I bought my short, adjustable clutch lever from: sportbikelites
on ebay. $86 or $87 I can't remember........
I love it. They had gold, black, and silver when I bought mine.

 

[niben001]

take off bar end and drop bike on left side = closer to you now

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