Adjustable levers - .: XT660.com

Simon · # 1 09-02-16, 17:18

I'm thing of going down the route of adjustable levers for my XTR, has anyone tried this and any tips about lever selection eg short/ long etc

Cozi70 · # 2 09-02-16, 19:40

I bought a similar set off these for my xtx,but they were less than half that @�14.20 delivered. Good job now being able to adjust the clutch lever angle.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...304650&alt=web

Simon · # 3 09-02-16, 20:35

Are the XTR and XTZ the same fitment? From what I had seen its suggested they are both different? So far I've some 10 sets saved in my eBay search, one is even adjustable length. Some sellers say they are for the XTR others don't seem to have as much of a clue.

Pleiades · # 4 09-02-16, 21:00

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Originally Posted by Simon

Are the XTR and XTZ the same fitment? From what I had seen its suggested they are both different? So far I've some 10 sets saved in my eBay search, one is even adjustable length. Some sellers say they are for the XTR others don't seem to have as much of a clue.

No they are different and not interchangeable.

englishbandit · # 5 09-02-16, 21:12

i have the short levers on my xt660x the cheap ones off ebay about �17 delivered from china. i have been using them on all my race bikes and have never had a problem with them at all and i ride hard on my bikes really late braking from high speeds on the race bikes. i use to by pazzo levers but as i change my bikes often it was cost an arm and a leg buy 3 or 4 sets a year.Anyway hope this helps.

Simon · # 6 10-02-16, 09:56

Well I've opted for these. http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/251623350752
At that price it won't matter if they turn out to be crap.

Cozi70 · # 7 09-02-16, 20:45

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Originally Posted by Pepsi

Not sure if these are 'solid' at the pivot point compared to others, but look just as pretty.

Yes,contrary to the image these ones are solid at the pivot point,and I opted for the standard length ones,refered to as long type as I found other short ones only allowed 2 finger operation comfortably ,and with this cable clutch and single disc bike 3 finger operation is preferred.

Pleiades · # 8 09-02-16, 21:11

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Originally Posted by Pepsi

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2621632953...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Shorties are fine and only the girls amongst us complain about clutch lever pressure which would be exacerbated by shortening the standard lever length. The above ebay guys sent the levers out pretty quickly. They fitted perfectly and there was no need to faff about by getting an FJR1300 lever for one side and a GSXR 600 lever for the other, as has been the case before. These guys send you the correct parts straight off.

Ace purchase for small money..

FYI - For those with an XTZ, you haven't had to faff about with GSX/FJR combinations for a good few years now since I helped get them sorted with retailing bespoke sets. The EZ-Moto levers are available for just under �20 delivered from here.

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