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JimmyO
4fiddy Racer
Joined: 03 Sep 2010
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Location: Perth
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 Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 8:10 pm Post subject: Aftermarket Levers |
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| just wondering if anyone uses aftermarket levers on their quads, what brands they use and how they perform? thinking about upgrading the ones ive got at the moment |
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Clarkie
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Location: Mildura VIC
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ASV, nice levers, lighter clutch pull and they flip back for when u go over the bars 
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fossil800R
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ASV F3 shorties. Great look and feel and plenty of adjustment for a range of hand sizes.
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Trx-FoFiddy-er
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Asv for sure, best clutch pull u will ever feel  |
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muzzgit
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I didn't go for a name brand but I did change my clutch to a shorty lever. I got sick of squashing my little fingers cos I generally only use two fingers for the clutch - better control if some fingers still wrapped around the handle bars.
I would have gone for ASV if money hadn't been an issue at the time.
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crasha
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Location: Esperance, WA
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you might be able to find some of the ASV F3 holiday combos on ebay for your bike Jimmy they're about 155US plus postage but that includes everything you need for the bling lever set-up
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JimmyO
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Location: Perth
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| Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2011 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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| where from mate? |
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crasha
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I have just been looking on ebay... but I cant decide which colour to get... red black or blue...
but it looks like it could be a little harder for you as you have a hydraulic clutch... maybe a ktm set would fit your bike mate???
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JimmyO
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| Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 9:15 pm Post subject: |
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so had a bit of a look for ASV levers for my bike and apparently they don't make em.
So now the question is anyone know who makes aftermarket shorty levers? I've got a Polaris Outlaw 525 IRS but if the lever fits a KTM it'll fit my bike as well. |
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fossil800R
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| JimmyO wrote: | so had a bit of a look for ASV levers for my bike and apparently they don't make em.
So now the question is anyone know who makes aftermarket shorty levers? I've got a Polaris Outlaw 525 IRS but if the lever fits a KTM it'll fit my bike as well. |
Probably should have told us what quad you had first. There are currently no aftermarket shorty levers for the Outlaw as far as I am aware. I have been looking for them since I got the wifes one. LB was looking at getting something made up a while back but haven't heard anything more about them.
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JimmyO
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| Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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| yeah i didnt think it would be such a problem to get levers for em |
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JimmyO
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| Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:22 pm Post subject: |
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managed to work out which levers from asv that fit my bike (i hope).
anyway, does anyone know what the real difference is between the c5, f3 and f1 levers. are the c5's really any better? or should i save my cash and just get the f1 levers? |
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fossil800R
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| JimmyO wrote: | managed to work out which levers from asv that fit my bike (i hope).
anyway, does anyone know what the real difference is between the c5, f3 and f1 levers. are the c5's really any better? or should i save my cash and just get the f1 levers? |
Jimmy, let me know if you get the ASV levers to fit. We've had to bend the OEM levers in to suit the GLW's small hands and desperately want aftermarket ones.
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