Are they universal or model specific?

 

universal

 

Thank you sir.

 

answer me ,answer me, does f4i rider know what hes talkin about or what?

 

yeah, they are universal. As long as the cable gets pulled, the clutch works properly........ you could rig an e-brake handle from a civic on your tank and it would work, catch my drift?>>>????

 

Buy the "MSR Dominator" lever & perch, they are the sh*t, they have 3 diferent holes to place your clutch cable into and they pull in way easy, it feels like a brand new dirt bike clutch

 

same thing as a raptor shorty bro! they both have the 3 hole thing.....

 

Where is the best place to buy one online?

I was looking a few weeks ago and only found Stuntcandy.Emailed them and they didn't get back to me



My Gixxer clutch is FCKING HEAVY

 

I hate my stock clutch on my gsx-r.

 

pretty much any moto-x store will have them. You can order them through your local dealer almost gauranteed. wwwmxsouth.com has em, just do a search through google..........

 

Thanks Jowalski I will check em out.I am in Australia so my local bike shop aint got ****

 

Same thing here - sent the email a couple of weeks ago and still no reply...

 

I have been thinking using mountain bike brake lever. They are dirt cheap. and short.

JT

 

Youd have to modify the hole for the cable end because clutch cable ends are bigger than mountain bike brake cable ends.

 

if you want a short lever, cut the stock one. Most people buy the msr lever because they are real easy to pull.

 

Exactly. I will never go back after using MSR Shorty's. They are a little fragile but cheap in cost. They work well also so buy one and try it.


Camo Mike

 

yea the msr lever is cool... marc runs one and with the mounting in a diff place it would be pretty good.... it works where it is on his bike but it takes some gettin used to.... the idea of an easier pull is a great one... and those levers make it a reality..... .....

 

yea the msr lever is cool... marc runs one and with the mounting in a diff place it would be pretty good.... it works where it is on his bike but it takes some gettin used to.... the idea of an easier pull is a great one... and those levers make it a reality..... .....

 

why two posts?.... ......

 

my boy bought one @ starboyz stuntfest ... tried to put it on... and stripped ou tthe screw that tightens the clamp to the bars... then he did a chainsaw burnout and it got away from him.. landed on the left side and broke the lever.. all within about a half hour...

it worked good once it was on but it was fragile when it hit the ground.