Pazzo fit and finish

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Pazzo fit and finish

Postby wilf » Thu Feb 18, 2010 9:07 pm

First off, I have searched but didn't find what I specifically wanted to know.

Im looking at getting some levers, standard length. I came across these and they seem to be the most popular and easy to get with reasonable prices (~220 a pair delivered). I wanted to know, for those who have these levers, how is the fit and finish on these? Specifically, do you notice much 'slop' with them? i.e. is there play up and down if you wiggle the lever? More than stock? less that stock? I just don't want levers that feel like they're dangling loose.

For those who are wondering why I'm changing to same length levers, I'm just having trouble with the reach to the clutch lever. It doesnt have reach adjustment, (weird, my 250 had it, its about 10 years older than my new bike!) and I have very very tiny Asian hands lol. :oops:

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Re: Pazzo fit and finish

Postby zxsixr03 » Fri Feb 19, 2010 1:07 pm

As long as they are genuine Pazzo's and not ebay rip off the fit and finish is top notch and no "slop" at all.
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Re: Pazzo fit and finish

Postby wilf » Fri Feb 19, 2010 2:15 pm

sweet thanks for that, i'll go ahead and get a pair then
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Re: Pazzo fit and finish

Postby MadKaw » Fri Feb 19, 2010 2:37 pm

I've heard the "rip off" ones aren't too bad..
Nevertheless, you could try these.
I bought some a while back and recommend them. There adjustable in length and can be short, long or anything in between.
I had the clutch long (better leverage) and the brake shortish..
They also are a flip up lever so will hopefully fold up in a crash or can be moved out of the way..
They are also cheaper than pazzos and much cheaper than other fold up levers...
The guy doesn't list too many at at time so you may have to contact him via ebay.
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Re: Pazzo fit and finish

Postby wilf » Fri Feb 19, 2010 3:15 pm

Thanks MadKaw, thats a really trick lever!

If these were in Australia I'd defeinately give them a go, but I just have a general reluctance to buy stuff from overseas.... :oops:
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Re: Pazzo fit and finish

Postby zxsixr03 » Mon Feb 22, 2010 11:09 am

U might need to change on that if you want anything at a good price and some sort of variety...
BGW is changing that slowly and a small guy i buy from in Oz called rocketbikes def worth a look.
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Re: Pazzo fit and finish

Postby wilf » Tue Feb 23, 2010 8:23 am

Yea i know, I just got paypal so I'm getting with the times lol. Anyway I got the pazzos, they fit awesome and very nicely finished. Happy
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