[vinnyzx-6rr]

just wondering what is a good brand for new shorty levers. Not sure if you can get a good set for $50-100.

 

[Porschenut]

Well you can get a fully functional set of Pazzo knock offs from ebay for only $30. They'll work just fine and last a long time, all except the anodizing. The coloring will fade pretty quick in the sun.

 

[Kyle86GT]

Can't comment on a pair of sub $100 levers but, I just received my Pazzo Racing levers yesterday and they feel amazing. Was hard for me to Justify the $225 for them but now that I have them, without a doubt I would order again. Quality is top notch.

 

[06blackpearl]

ASV or Pazzo

Don't bother with the rest as in eBay knockoffs

 

[th3r3ds0x]

I installed these on my bike back in June. Have around 2500 miles on them and they are fine. Billet aluminum, I'm not sure what makes a pair that costs 4x as much better. These look just as well as they did when I installed them and work just as well as my stock levers.

https://www.amazon.com/Motorcycle-C...=8-2&keywords=2016+zx10r+green+levers+ride+it

 

[th3r3ds0x]

A quick pic of how they look on the bike.

 

[GreenOne]

I have Titax shorty in gold. Nothing to complain about regarding fit, finish or function.

 

[IMSTuner]

ASV f3 are only $164 a set.

 

[carrlozx]

I also have the ASV levers. They are easy to install and look great.

 

[obijack]

Evotech also makes nice levers if your not crazy about the pazzo, and they are around $100 bucks. Not eBay junk.

 

[aaron403]

I installed these on my bike back in June. Have around 2500 miles on them and they are fine. Billet aluminum, I'm not sure what makes a pair that costs 4x as much better. These look just as well as they did when I installed them and work just as well as my stock levers.

https://www.amazon.com/Motorcycle-C...=8-2&keywords=2016+zx10r+green+levers+ride+it

Speaking strictly of paso they are made to order in Canada. You pay for their engineering and Asian manufacturing

That justifies it for me

 

[th3r3ds0x]

Speaking strictly of paso they are made to order in Canada. You pay for their engineering and Asian manufacturing

That justifies it for me

For some things I would definitely agree but when we are talking about a chunk of metal cut to a certain dimensions with no moving parts I can't justify the 4x the cost. I'll be sure to report back if they crumple in my hands or something like that.

 

[IMSTuner]

For some things I would definitely agree but when we are talking about a chunk of metal cut to a certain dimensions with no moving parts I can't justify the 4x the cost. I'll be sure to report back if they crumple in my hands or something like that.

We are talking about grade of the alloy and the purity. Anyone can melt some alloy and than CNC them to shape.

 

[th3r3ds0x]

We are talking about grade of the alloy and the purity. Anyone can melt some alloy and than CNC them to shape.

Totally got ya. Mine are 7075 aluminum. Perhaps that is the same aluminum I put on a cookie sheet to baking cookies, I've no idea. I do know that it's just a lever not a piston or other critical engine part. They are solid as a rock, and they look as good as they did when I put them on 4700 miles ago. They operate flawlessly and feel great in my hands. Am I missing something here? At the end of the day I'm happy with my purchase and was simply trying to pass on information that might prove useful for some.

 

[IMSTuner]

I was just answering the question why some cost more than others. As long as you are happy with your lever. I personally have send back 3 levers back to asv for a free swap when I went down at track day. So the f3 or c5 would be worth it for me.


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