Chinese made sports levers. Pazzo knockoffs.

I ordered some of these levers and I have to say I am very impressed with the quality.










Everything is well machined and for 39.95 they are a steal. The only thing wrong (and its not a problem for me ) is that the clutch lever on setting one, does not activate the clutch cutout switch. On 2 and up it is ok.

can you please post up a link where these can be purchased....

Ebay Aus, Boomer.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Clutch-Brake-Levers-Suzuki-GSF-1250-650-BANDIT-GSX-1400-/290447932558?cmd=ViewItem&pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43a00bbc8e


Took 7 days to get here. I have purchased 3 items from them at different times and have always received the gear.

thanks!
have just ordered a set for my ZX6R
(Cameron - apparently you are familiar with this ZX6R as it's spent a bit of time at Westerns - purchased from Richard)

Apparently you should replace the nuts with nyloc ones as they tend to fall apart otherwise.

Boomer nice bike....for the track i gather?
What colour bike is it?

white, for the time being.
it was going to be for the track, but i've ended up registering it too.

Should post some pics up.
I will allow for a couple of non bandit photos to be posted

[quote="Cruisecontrol"]Apparently you should replace the nuts with nyloc ones as they tend to fall apart otherwise.[/quote

They come standard with stainless bolts and stainless nyloc nuts.

Sorry, reviews I had read led me to think otherwise.

Swapped the stockers back on after the Hong Kong Specials fell apart on a ride leaving him with no brake lever and a clutch lever that was held togther with a bolt off a junk car & a cable tie.
The brake end flew off at 100kph and couldn;t be found and while pulled over he checked the 2 piece clutch lever only to find that it was about to come apart as well . So he used a cable tie to strap it back together and used a bolt off a junk car to replace the pivot pin .

Nuthin to be sorry for Cruise. I should have put a smiley on my other reply, it does look a little argumentative. Thanks for the heads up on the defects anyway. Maybe earlier models were like that. I have my originals in my breakdown bag now anyway.

Seeing that everything is made in China these days, I wouldn't be surprised if these came from the same factory as Pazzos...

I've had them before on other bikes, and the quality is just as good.

R these the same as the $50 levers? but cheaper (click me some eBay)

Reardo wrote:R these the same as the $50 levers? but cheaper (click me some eBay)

Yes the same.

However here is the Aus Ebay link......39.95 plus 13.95 postage.



http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Clutch-Brake-Levers-Suzuki-GSF-1250-650-BANDIT-GSX-1400-/290447932558?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43a00bbc8e#ht_7618wt_1145

Saikhan wrote:

Reardo wrote:R these the same as the $50 levers? but cheaper (click me some eBay)

Yes the same.

However here is the Aus Ebay link......39.95 plus 13.95 postage.



http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Clutch-Brake-Levers-Suzuki-GSF-1250-650-BANDIT-GSX-1400-/290447932558?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43a00bbc8e#ht_7618wt_1145

Yeah but the Aus Ebay link......39.95 plus 13.95 postage= $54AU or use the USA ebay link and get them delived for $33AU.
Its the same seller from Hong Kong but he's got a bigger mark up on the AUS ebay.