Race levers

[orangeblurr]

due to a recent "tipping over" in turn six Monday at NESBA, has left me in the market for new levers. Anyone have any recommendations for some good race aftermarket levers?

[Mr Sunshine]

Pazzo or CRG. Both are good. I personally use a shorty brake lever and a long clutch lever. I'm a two finger braker and a 4 finger clutch user which is why.

[piper907]

I have used stock... CRG... modified CRG... and nothing beats the new VORTEX levers!!!
More adjustment than you will ever need and they use the same lever for both the clutch and brake (just different mounts) so you only have to buy 1 spare lever and it will fit either side.

[orangeblurr]

Thanks guys, I think I'll go with the Vortex because I get the biggest discount with them and CRG doesn't make a brake lever that I wanted!! See you guys out there in October.

[Bad Dog]

Pazzo hands down and you can get parts, etc without delays as they stock tons of parts/spares.

He also offers racer discounts and you can also use each lever on either side too.

[ApatheticEnd]

Someone posted the pics of your crash on the NESBA Northwest forum. I can relate. I got taken out there on Labour Day weekend. Good to see you walk away.

[orangeblurr]

that's bad ass. Thanks bro.

[Motophotog]

Hey blurr, what up man, remember chattin with me? I came by your pit to see what kinda set up you were running? Anyway its Darren, I have pics of your mishap from someoen elses camera who was up on the hill if you want them! Looks like the bike stayed on one side, but you went end over end! :bash:

Lemme know. Glad ur in good spirits!

[orangeblurr]

hell yeah! Thanks Darren. You gonna be at the races?

[starfighter]

So how much can i expect to pay for the Vortex levers?
I guess they have the short ones as well?
Mike

[orangeblurr]

So how much can i expect to pay for the Vortex levers?
I guess they have the short ones as well?
Mike
well that depends on if you are sponsored through them.