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Steve Offline
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#1
19-05-2011, 06:29pm
anyone seen this you tube clip about cheap levers, I have a set on my GSX1400 and have not had any issuses with them at all

http://youtu.be/EAsYbRWrSXo
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19-05-2011, 06:38pm
(19-05-2011, 06:29pm)Steve Wrote: anyone seen this you tube clip about cheap levers, I have a set on my GSX1400 and have not had any issuses with them at all

http://youtu.be/EAsYbRWrSXo

Obviously, not REAL Fake pazzo's. Mine are great ,no prob's .


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19-05-2011, 09:21pm
I got some chromed levers standard length and while riding
the little round jobbie would gradually move until the front brake lever was uncomfortably close to the bar.

My fix ..... QBOND--- it's a superglue and powder which dries like a rock,fixes all sorts of plastics and steel etc.

I selected the required position and glued the lever, after 15000km it still had not moved.

You get what you pay for.
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20-05-2011, 12:48pm
I think he has more to worry about if he plans on pulling that front brake lever in quick like that.
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