adamwest
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three times? sounds like some "high class luncheon". stone cold munchin'?
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Pazzo Levers
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three times? sounds like some "high class luncheon". stone cold munchin'?
knockoff's +1... bought mine from kaokangtang off ebay for $35 shipped.
Chinese knock offs, I bought a set at first too.
The fit is hit and miss...they have gotten better.
The feel is almost the same.
The look when new are not bad at all.
The look in a few months are huge difference...my black ones turned purple then to silver
Pazzo's are still lookin like new after a season.
If your bike is as awesome as mine....then it matters... only the best products
If your bike is just a ho hum Japanese buy the knock offs
The fit is hit and miss...they have gotten better.
The feel is almost the same.
The look when new are not bad at all.
The look in a few months are huge difference...my black ones turned purple then to silver
Pazzo's are still lookin like new after a season.
If your bike is as awesome as mine....then it matters... only the best products
If your bike is just a ho hum Japanese buy the knock offs
I have Pazzo shorties, I like them, they are more comfortable, and they look better
OK Pazzo's are $200, what am I missing when you say that's a lot of cash for levers?
They make Pazzo knock off's ... who knew
OK Pazzo's are $200, what am I missing when you say that's a lot of cash for levers?
They make Pazzo knock off's ... who knew
bite me
rbjeepthing
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Another +1 for the knockoffs!
Here is a review thread I did.
http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?155679-the2wheels-com-Levers-Review
Here is a review thread I did.
http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?155679-the2wheels-com-Levers-Review
So is the colour holding up, or have they faded?
I have pazzo shorty levers, i like them a lot. Although i am sure id say the same thing if i had knock offs.
rbjeepthing
Well-known member
12,000KM and zero issues.
Pazzos are made in Canada, better tolerances, better material.
So you do get a superior product and support a local guy with great customer support.
I can only speak for myself. If given the chance to actually buy a Canadian motorcycle part that yes is more expensive and worth it and supports our industry and ecomomy, thats where my money will go.
So you do get a superior product and support a local guy with great customer support.
I can only speak for myself. If given the chance to actually buy a Canadian motorcycle part that yes is more expensive and worth it and supports our industry and ecomomy, thats where my money will go.
How is billet Aluminum 6061 different from billet Aluminum 6061? That customer support better be amazing for 4-6x the price.
Different standards depending on the country of origin for the aluminum itself...Ever see rear sets made in China using Chinese "6061"...Ha I can bend them in half with my bare hands!
+1 Can't beat his levers!! Flawless fit and finish and very crashed tested. The folding mechanism works great. Tight when the lever is in use, but folds easy during a crash. The china knock off's are always loose and every time you pull them they go "click click" and might try and fold slightly too.
Tell him toysareforboys sent you and he'll throw in some free stuff.
-Jamie M.
I don't understand why ALL levers (including the pazzo's), don't come with shim washers! Like damn, if I'm putting on after market levers I want the fit to be FLAWLESS, better than stock!
-Jamie M.
I'm not sure if this matters or not. But I noticed on my Pazzo's there is a cut or opening in the middle inside of the lever. I am assuming this is designed this way so that in case of a fall the lever will break or bend off here and avoid the possibility of damaging other more expensive parts e.g forks. I don't see that level of design detail on some of the knock offs. Just like most things you get what you pay for. Just my opinion....cheap no good...good no cheap.
Meh, not everyone rides R6 or R1. Maybe we can tell him that.
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