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Old 04-05-09, 16:35
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hi just to ask is it possible to fit this leavers to Xtx 2006 ? thanks
If the XTX has the same master cylinder as the XT660Z, then the FZ1 brake lever will be fine - likewise if the clutch lever is the same thickness in the bracket/perch pivot as the Tenere (about 7mm), then the clutch side (GSXR600) should fit too - best thing to do is to compare your bike and a Tenere side by side and see if the levers are the same size/shape?

Note the clutch lever comes with a removable tab to attuate the cut-out switch for starting the bike in gear - so you can retain that function as required (I'd already disconnected the wiring on mine anyway).

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Old 04-05-09, 20:47
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.....Note the clutch lever comes with a removable tab to attuate the cut-out switch for starting the bike in gear - so you can retain that function as required (I'd already disconnected the wiring on mine anyway).

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May be a daft question Jenny but why?

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Old 04-05-09, 22:01
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Maybe it's paranoia, but it's just one less thing to go wrong x

I don't like over complicated electrics (being used to my XRs that really only have a couple of wires in the whole loom!) - lets say, for example, you had a crash/drop and/or got the switch clogged up with mud - you might find you had to put the bike into neutral before it would start... admittedly not a problem you might come across in day to day riding, but might be tricky out on the trail if stuck in a precarious position?

Likewise I also disconnected (and removed) the side stand cut out switch as that is in a potentially vulnerable position and can drag through a lot of muck off road, and might start to cause problems? - for example I understand some DRZ400S owners have noticed that when you go over a big bump, the sidestand jumps on it's mount and momentarily cuts the ignition...

Again, if it ain't there, it can't break or go wrong?

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Old 04-05-09, 23:59
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love the look of these levers. Don't know why motorbike manufacturers don't go to the same effort that mountain bike guys do. Loads of good stuff on the market and with a wee bit of negotiation one manufacturer could get a jump on the rest for next to nowt. I suppose KTM do try harder than the rest but seem to pass on the extra cost and then some.

Anyway, I'm thinking of fitting heated grips and possibly new levers but wondering about getting new bars before I start the fangle process! I notice you have protaper bars JMo and wonder what type they are and dimmensions? Seen a few options but if I go for fat bars I will need new clamps etc. Have you stuck with 22mm and a cross brace? What's the crack with fitting end weights to aftermarket bars?

Any info greatly appreciated, cheers.
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Old 05-05-09, 18:18
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.......Again, if it ain't there, it can't break or go wrong?

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Old 06-03-10, 01:05
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hi just to ask is it possible to fit this leavers to Xtx 2006 ? thanks
did you try fitting these levers mate? i have emailed asv to see if they fit xtx, waiting on reply, would be awesome if they do, i have been told by yamaha dealers there are none.. they may not know the z1-z6 fit though, if they do!
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Old 19-03-10, 01:40
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Bike Candy, Trinketry, Farkles, call them what you will...

Having spent far too much time on ADV rider while I've been here, I thought it might be an idea to start a thread to show our favorite bits of bike candy and/or utter waste of money...

OK, so I really just wanted an excuse to show off my latest modification (now my big trip is essentially over, I thought I'd treat the Tenere to some trinketry) - but it is also tenuously helpful for anyone looking to fit replacement levers on the Tenere:

These are the C5 Sport (streetbike) levers, rather than the off-road specific ones... the brake lever is the FZ1/FZ6 04-08 version, and directly fits the Tenere master cylinder. ASV pn. BRC541 (-S if you want the shorty version like this)





The clutch lever is the same as the Suzuki GSXR 600/750 from 97-05 (also the V-Strom DL650 04-07 or the SV650 99-06) and fits the stock Tenere perch - yea! ASV pn. CRC530 (-S if you want the shorty version like this)




They are meant to be unbreakable (this version has a 5-year guarantee) and certainly bend in a crash, although not as far round as their off-road specific F3 levers...




They also come in a right fancy box... mmmmmmmm!



Like I say, a totally expensive and unnecessary (perhaps?) addition, but make the bike feel like a million dollars!

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Hi JMo
I recently bought one of these to fit to my XTR. I ordered a BRC541S to fit an 06-08 FZ1 but the mounting is different. It is stamped underneath with the number BLR41.
Can you tell me if there is a number stamped on the underside of the aluminium piece the mounts to the brake master cylinder on yours and if so what is that number?
Many thanks
Andy

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Old 19-03-10, 02:47
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Hi Andy - I don't have these levers anymore - I sold them to someone on here (might have been GLUGo, it was a while ago now)...

However, from what you are saying (and what is stamped on the lever in your photo), I'd say you've got the wrong one - as I was pretty certain the part numbers I've quoted in my original post were what was stamped on the levers too?

Maybe someone put the wrong lever in the box - what is the number on the box they came in?

Also, I'm presuming the XTR has the same master cylinder as the Tenere (XTZ)?, as the part numbers I quoted were specifically for the Ten'...

Sorry I can't be of more help...

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For the record, it seems they don't fit the XTX, the brake cylinder seems to be the opposite way around.. glad i didnt order them, nasty price $450 for the pair here in Aus!
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Hi Andy - I don't have these levers anymore - I sold them to someone on here (might have been GLUGo, it was a while ago now)...

However, from what you are saying (and what is stamped on the lever in your photo), I'd say you've got the wrong one - as I was pretty certain the part numbers I've quoted in my original post were what was stamped on the levers too?

Maybe someone put the wrong lever in the box - what is the number on the box they came in?

Also, I'm presuming the XTR has the same master cylinder as the Tenere (XTZ)?, as the part numbers I quoted were specifically for the Ten'...

Sorry I can't be of more help...



J xx
Hi JMo
thanks very much for your reply. The number on the box is a BRC541S however the piece that attaches the lever to the master cylinder clamp is way different to the one you had in your photos to the one i was supplied. I checked with my local dealer and he thought they were the same on the R & Z.
Anyway what I need to do is find out the number stamped on the piece between the lever and the clamp. I know its not a BLR41

Thanks for your help anway
Andy
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