Question to folks with pazzo's

[mercm3]

I was interested in getting some new levers. ASV levers claim 3" of adjustment, I know Pazzo's 6 settings for adjustment and ASV has the wheel that allows microadjustments but do Pazzo levers also adjust the 3" for setting 1 to 6?

 

[bd43]

Mine move 1-1/4" at best at the ends and they are the long levers. 3" of travel adjustment would be huge, not sure if I could use that. I'd be curious to see if part of the 3" is outward and not closer to the grip. Mine are set at 1 and I have about 2-1/4" (at the end) to the grip and that seems to fit my small hands fine. A tad closer would still work but anymore, I'd be afraid the clutch won't dis-engage properly IMO.

 

[mercm3]

thanks I was curious cuz sadly I have girlie hands. I gotta seriously reach to engage the clutch and after I put all 4 fingers on the lever I still got an extra 1.5" in the end of the lever open. Good point about thinking they might not go any closer but actually just adjust farther out which would be no help to me.

 

[Wolfman]

I am presently riding with a broken hand....well, a recovering one, which after 5 weeks is still quite week...have adjusted my pazzo's to 1 on the clutch side (broken hand side) which has allowed me to ride my bike, regardless of the fact that my hand have limited strength.....

clutch still works fine....so if you have "Girly hands" as you say, then i recommend Pazzo's.

:thumbup:

 

[motopete]

I have small hands too (my mom's are bigger). I have my Pazzos set on #3, they work sweet. I love my Pazzos!

 

[madmanmaigret]

I have fairly big hands but I also ride with them close to the bars. The OEM clutch was way to far for me. I think the ASV's would have more adjustment points (in very small increments) but for the price it is just bling! Pazzo's will work fine for 99% of riders.

 

[Manx]

I have Pazzos, and small hands, set on #2 they are spot on.