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mudmover

05-06-09 16:35

Shortie levers

following the replacement of OEM bars/ guards with Renthall/ Acerbis Rally pro, my next issue is to find a shorter set of clutch/ brake levers...The OEM levers are catching on the guards..

anyone help where I could source these from?

Cheers
MM

Worry Brother

05-06-09 17:04

ASV Levers

Have a look at their website initially.

Very smart indeed

WB

mudmover

05-06-09 17:17

Shortie levers

TBH I didn't want to spend that sort of money....

Any lower cost options??

Many thx for the rapid response!

Peatbog

05-06-09 17:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by mudmover (Post 96840)

Any lower cost options??

if your'e simply wanting a shorter lever what about the cheapest option of all? - cut down your stock levers. if you want the knobbles back on the end find a local fab shop who can weld ally to put them back on for you. the price for that will of course depend on how charming you are :)

if you want to keep the originals to put back on, what about a set of pattern levers from someone like wemoto, then get them chopped.

NickW909

05-06-09 17:42

I got my brake lever chopped and welded by my local dealer for �10.

You can't tell it's been done unless you look closely.

Nick.

mudmover

05-06-09 17:47

Levers

Something must fit the Big T....say Wr or YZ.....or even road

after all the fittings are not unique.....

anybody/ ideas??

NickW909

05-06-09 18:31

Do a search, theres been lots of threads on levers.

5VS-83922-00 - Brake Lever - Same as FZ1/FZ6

11D-H3912-00 - Clutch Lever - Unique to the Tenere.

There's a DRZ400 clutch lever that will fit, but it doesnt have the actuator for the safety switch.

Look at MandP or Busters they do adjustable levers for about 40 quid each I think.

Nick.

mudmover

05-06-09 21:05

Levers

Quote:

Originally Posted by NickW909 (Post 96852)

Thx Nick, are these generic part numbers or do I have to look at a specific shop?

Also what type of weld needs to be performed on a lever?

Thx
Max

NickW909

05-06-09 21:11

Those are the Yamaha part numbers.

Lots of places do pattern levers, MandP, Busters, Wemoto etc etc.

As for welding then I guess (I'm no weld expert) a MIG or TIG with aluminium wire should do the trick.

Nick.

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