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CRG Carbon Brake And Clutch Levers Installed...
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They look good! Are these short or the regular length? Notice you're in LA we should ride sometime.
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Yes... They are regular length... Check us out on Facebook (SoCal Ducati Club)
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Great looking levers, is it foldable?
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Thank you... They are not foldable...
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crap, when I buy after market levers, I want the foldable ones. a review of the pics show that it does not have an "indent" or a "breakaway" spot in case of a spill. if you bring the bike down you can break of a huge portion of the lever.
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Moral of the story - don't crash!
hahaha of course when we ride we plan to have a good time. we say "Wow the weather is great, I hope I can improve my lean angles today" we do not go out and say " Wow I hope I crash today so I can replace my levers"
The levers look so sweet but I want a lever that will leave me with a piece so that I can still squeeze the clutch or the brakes. none the less, the looks alone of the levers will blow sensible excuse not to buy it as I will order a set for myself
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They are nice but I do love my DucaBike levers.
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I've had the CRG(regular CNC version, shorty) levers for a while and have been having problems with brake pressure loss. I've read somewhere that if the lever comes in contact with the master cylinder tighter than "barely" touching it, the vibration will let air in the MC.
If you just installed it, keep an eye out and feel the pressure once in a while even though you don't need to use the front brake.
This info is for any levers btw... not faulting the CRG in any ways. Just a heads up.
If you just installed it, keep an eye out and feel the pressure once in a while even though you don't need to use the front brake.
This info is for any levers btw... not faulting the CRG in any ways. Just a heads up.
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Thanks for the info...
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You're very welcome.
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To be honest, In my opinion in the near future everything we touch could be made of carbon... But for the moment, nothing beats the look or the light weight or the strength...
I think the DP levers are beautiful, but the stock ones are perfectly fine so don't want to muck with the mechanicals which work perfect right now. I heard there can be fitment issues with the microswitches and such even with the DP ones. Maybe someday I swap them out.
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Was thinking about some DP levers so noticed comment above. Has anyone had trouble with DP lever fitment ?
Or is this just rumour
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Mine work perfectly.
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