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.

maybe a really stupid question, but here i go...... whats wrong with the standard ones, too far our from the bars?

Thanks Reardo, I've gone for the AUD33 option,

Cheers

2010banditsa wrote:maybe a really stupid question, but here i go...... whats wrong with the standard ones, too far our from the bars?

I gotta agree,why not go one step cheaper again? I have no issue at all with the stock levers. Then again I also have no issue withthe mirrors, I made surre they were straight out from the bike; never needed extenders.If the clock would keep time I would be very happy with this bike.

Dink

Dink.1170 wrote:
I gotta agree,why not go one step cheaper again? I have no issue at all with the stock levers. Then again I also have no issue withthe mirrors, I made surre they were straight out from the bike; never needed extenders.If the clock would keep time I would be very happy with this bike.

Dink

For me it's just a bling thing,

Reardo wrote:

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.

The oz ebay link is for both brake and clutch levers, the yank link is for brake only. I'm going for a pair of shortys.

These levers are great. Feel much better than OEM. I got the long levers and really I'm spewing I didn't buy the shorty's

Dekenai wrote:Thanks Reardo, I've gone for the AUD33 option,

Cheers

Sorry about the bum steer mate, but its only for the one Lever.

Reardo wrote:

Sorry about the bum steer mate, but its only for the one Lever.

No worries mate, got to laugh really, explains why its almost half price!

eBay "Pazzos" (Titanium with black adjusters - standard length)

They look silver in the photo, but aren't.



Good quality materials and workmanship. Comes with nyloc nuts.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Suzuki-GSX1250-FA-Bandit-2010-CNC-Brake-Clutch-Levers-/280545719719?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4151d3f5a7#ht_6394wt_1202

I installed these on the Bandit last weekend after having used a set on my ZX6R for a little while.
As mentioned in Saikhans original post, the clutch switch won't work on the first setting, but is fine after that.