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Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I have been looking at them, as well as CRG, but like the looks of the Pazzo's better. The wife is thinking about getting them for me for my birthday, but I want to get some reviews and opinions before I tell het to drop $170 on them ($164 shipped form kneedraggers, unless a sponsor can hook me up at that price, then I'll send her that way). I have short, stocky hands and like to keep my levers covered while riding onthe street. The stockies don't make that as comfortable as I would like, hence me looking at race levers.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I put them on my 600RR after I wadded it. Absolutely loved the levers and wouldn't hesitate to put them on any future bike I own.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I just put a set on my GSXR and really like them. I got mine from motomummy.com for a little bit cheaper than what kneedraggers.com sell for.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I have them on the 954, and I like them so much I might get them for the ST1300! Honestly!
They are well manufactured and were effortless to install. An excellent fit for my mits. I have the long set with the breakaway notch, as I have a tendency to have parking tipovers and it would be nice to have a lever to get home. Although others with the shorties rave about them as well.
Don't think about it, they are that nice. Place your order after the beep.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Fantastic product. I have the shorties on my 600 and the longies on my RC. I prefer the shorties, due to my tendency to pull with two fingers. They have great adjustability, look great, and have a very functional shape.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Pazzo shorties on mine. I brake with two fingers like bwhip and it's nice not crushing my other fingers while doing it.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Thanks for the input. I didn't think about it, but I brake with two fingers, so I might go the shorties route, and save my external digits from pinching.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Anyone use one's that bend up instead of break? Any pros or cons to these?
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I think they're cool, but I don't see the cost-benefit ratio, and I have shorter fingers than all y'all.
See?
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
So you've never put a farkle on any of your bikes???
Just CBRVFR.
Seriously, I found myself questioning whether to get them or not being the miser I am. After I bit the bullet and installed them, I found they had better adjustability than stock making it more comfortable for my hands, they looked great and I probably lost several grams weight over stock that increased my potential for speeding awards from the local officers. After two seasons of use, they still look brand new. (Remember a season is only 6 months here)
I truly like this product and recommend it. I agree that we don't need it, but why not treat yourself if you can.
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CBRVFR's bike is a farkle.
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I put them on my 954. Installed them in about ten minutes. World of difference from the stock. I like them a lot.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
 Originally Posted by CBRVFR
 good one.
Function over form , kids.
By the way, Pazzo means crazy in Italian. Kind of like Evian spelled backwards, if you get my drift....
Stop pointing your stubby little fingers at us! Some of us are slower than others, and figure if we're gonna be seen longer we want to look cool doing it.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I have the CRGs on my RC and RR. I like them but on the RR the clutch lever clicks on the throttle meister if pulled all the way in. Kind of distracting at first.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I have them on the RC and love them. I debated the shorties, but figured if I don't like the long ones, I'd just throw the RC down the track and then I'd have shorties for no extra charge.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
 Originally Posted by SheepOfBlue
I have the CRGs on my RC and RR. I like them but on the RR the clutch lever clicks on the throttle meister if pulled all the way in. Kind of distracting at first.
I have the long Pazzos and the clutch also taps the throttle meister when pulled all the way in.
Not really sure why I got the longs over the shorts. I use 4 fingers on the clutch and 2 on the brake. figured it might look funny having 1 short and 1 long.
but awesome levers.
"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough" - Mario Andretti
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Hmm, I was thinking about adding these too. However, I am kinda tossed up over long or short. I use two fingers for breaking, and am trying to get used to 2 finger clutching. When I go out, I am actively working on changing the habit. But I still find myself using 3 or 4 fingers when clutching. So I am not sure if I will be better served with long or short.
(PS total derail, but break levers made me think about... anyone else notice Stoner using his middle finger only for breaking. Kinda odd looking, but one can't really argue with his results!!!)
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I have a tendancy to use 3 fingers while clutching, but two to brake. It's taken me the past year to get used to that hyd clutch on the 51, so to do so now with one less finger shouldn't take much. But I'm not 100% sure about going with the shorties. I wish I could test drive a set.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
 Originally Posted by MotoVegas
Hmm, I was thinking about adding these too. However, I am kinda tossed up over long or short. I use two fingers for breaking, and am trying to get used to 2 finger clutching. When I go out, I am actively working on changing the habit. But I still find myself using 3 or 4 fingers when clutching. So I am not sure if I will be better served with long or short.
(PS total derail, but break levers made me think about... anyone else notice Stoner using his middle finger only for breaking. Kinda odd looking, but one can't really argue with his results!!!)
I didn't think I'd ever get used to two-finger clutches when I started trying it at the school last year, even though I'd braked that way forever. Keep forcing yourself to do it, and it won't be long before it's your natural tendency.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
 Originally Posted by MotoVegas
Hmm, I was thinking about adding these too. However, I am kinda tossed up over long or short. I use two fingers for breaking, and am trying to get used to 2 finger clutching. When I go out, I am actively working on changing the habit. But I still find myself using 3 or 4 fingers when clutching. So I am not sure if I will be better served with long or short.
(PS total derail, but break levers made me think about... anyone else notice Stoner using his middle finger only for breaking. Kinda odd looking, but one can't really argue with his results!!!)
Many racers do that - King Kenny was the one that was most known for it back in the day.
I had shorty on the clutch side because I only used two fingers for it. I opted for the full length brake lever...not someplace I was comfortable skimping out.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
 Originally Posted by bwhip
I didn't think I'd ever get used to two-finger clutches when I started trying it at the school last year, even though I'd braked that way forever. Keep forcing yourself to do it, and it won't be long before it's your natural tendency.
Yeah, I have really resolved myself to switch, so I practice and consciously think about it. But you know those pesky old habits! Hopefully, someday, it will become second nature. Problem is, I always feel like I jam up my ring finger a bit when I am 2 finger clutching. I guess in reality, I don't need to pull that far back. Yep, it's gonna take me a bit longer to master that.
Anyway, sorry for the derail guys... I may just dive in and get the shorties!
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I had them on my RC51 cause stock honda levers suck. I loved the levers they just fit the hand better kind of like MX levers are just right.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Steve, I think the Kneedraggers price is before shipping...could be wrong. Sent you a p.m.
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i have a set of shorties, i love them
I am not post whoring, I am providing an abundance of useless opinion.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I think I am going to go with the longs. Just 'cause.
Got the PMs 'hawk. Thanks for the gre at info!
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
 Originally Posted by DevilDawg
I think I am going to go with the longs. Just 'cause.
Got the PMs 'hawk. Thanks for the gre at info! 
Want some red ones with black adjusters? I'll make you a deal, as I'd prefer to get shorties on the RC to match my 600. Just let me know.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
I have the shorties on my 1000RR and my GF has them on her 600RR. We both love them. Well worth the expense.
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Re: Anyone out there using Pazzo levers?
Have Pazzo levers on both of my bikes. The 900 has both shorty clutch and brake. The 1000 was different as the shorty worked great on the clutch, but was too short (for me) for the brake. The long brake lever is still shorter than stock and comes out about the same distance as the shorty clutch lever on the other end of the bars.
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Even with the shorty levers you can still get all your fingers on there if you need be, that's right, even these huge meat hooks I have. I do grab a handful from time to time but find that a few fingers is usually all it takes.
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