The Best LEVERS' Deal you will EVER find


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CrazyCawi

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Okay....Brooke has a pair, I have a pair....they are AMAZING fit and finish....

There are well over 200 positive reviews on zx6r.com about these....and I felt inclined to share with my closest of family....YOU GUYS :)

Standard lightweight adjustable levers....$34.95 PER SET plus $6 roughly to ship....





FOLDING RACING LEVERS......$63.99 PER SET plus about $6 roughly to ship







they have a ton of other things as well. Expect delivery of anything in about 3 weeks. Yet to read a bad review on this company.
 
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Deathdiesel

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Ooh, I had found the same seller on ebay, and had heard they made great sets for the price, but nice to find the homepage where I can select regular clutch/short brake or laser engraving if I want.

Gracias amigo.
 
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CtrlAltDl

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Cautious_Corner said:
The Best LEVERS' Deal you will EVER find
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...well almost, here is a better deal:
1 SET CNC Click Adjustable Brake Clutch Levers Yamaha FZ6R FAZER 2009-2011 | eBay
They are only $34.49 and free shipping.

I bought the same set for my VFR-800:
1 SET CNC Adjustable Brake Clutch Levers Honda VFR800 2002-2012 | eBay

Shipping time was pretty good compared to most shipments from China. Only took 9 days to get them to my door.

I'm very happy with them the quality seems to be very good, so much so that I bought a pair for the FZ6R too.
 
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Nastybutler

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I bought a set of them last year for the 6R. I hear the color fades on them pretty fast, but since my bike is garage kept and only ridden 6 or 7 months a year, I haven't noticed any fading yet. For the price you could replace them several times for what a set of Pazzos cost. Having said that, I just installed a set of Triumph branded Pazzo levers on my ST3. I decided when I bought it, I wasn't going to cheap out on parts for it. The only cheap eBay part I have on it, or will have on it, is the bar end mirrors. No way I'm paying $100 per mirror when one drop will ruin it.
 
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nismos14

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I have these, the anodizing does fade to a goldish color after time
 
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Scott_Thomas

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MistahT said:
If the red didn't look pink I'd be all over this. Think I'll pass for now.....
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I agree, saw them on Ebay and thought the same thing. The copper and black ones would look great on the Copper 6R's.
 
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Fizzer6R

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MistahT said:
If the red didn't look pink I'd be all over this. Think I'll pass for now.....
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wonder if it's the color of the digital photo that's doing this, i've often taken pics and reds aren't true and end up looking more pinkish.

weird how deep the red is on the selector lever thing against the black one, then the whole lever itself looks pink. wouldn't think they use 2 dif. colors trying to get the same red? maybe you can find other pics of the red ones and see if they look the same pink or deeper red
 
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CrazyCawi

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The red is red....but red annondizing is prone to sun fade
 
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Fulkon

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I have a set of these and the red actually matches the 09 pearl pinkish purple really well but the color does fade. I've had em now for around a year and I love em.
 
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vkamnev

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holy cow! I ordered pair yesterday night with engraving on it (12 days processing time) and today's afternoon I got email it was already shipped! Thanks!! can't wait to see quality!
 
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MustGoFaster

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sethomas1975 said:
I agree, saw them on Ebay and thought the same thing. The copper and black ones would look great on the Copper 6R's.
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You read mah mind, good suh.

Oh yes, they will be mine... :sinister:
 
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Nastybutler

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methusalem said:
Serious question: What do I gain by installing aftermarket levers? Just increased adjustability?
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Looks and adjustablilty mainly. If you get the shorty ones you also decrease the risk that they will bend/break and become unusable if you wreck. You might be able to ride home, vs. having to get the bike towed.
 
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methusalem

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Nastybutler said:
Looks and adjustablilty mainly. If you get the shorty ones you also decrease the risk that they will bend/break and become unusable if you wreck. You might be able to ride home, vs. having to get the bike towed.
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How hard is it to get used to the shorty levers? That's actually something I'm interested in. They work well for brake and clutch?
 
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CtrlAltDl

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methusalem said:
How hard is it to get used to the shorty levers? That's actually something I'm interested in. They work well for brake and clutch?
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I've always used shortys on my dirt bikes, and just put a set on my VFR800. I haven't had any difficulty with it, but the VFR does have a hydraulic clutch.

I'll try to chime in again when I try them on the 6R.
 

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efforex

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I am about to buy a set of these but before i do anyone that wants to chime in would be much appreciated i have the white fz6r with gold rims and red seats im not sure what colors to do with the levelers i know i dont want red so i was thinking either gold or orange i guess even red if its gonna look awesome haha any input would be nice thanks
 
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