I had these installed over the holidays as a present to myself. Got them from Motowheels.com for $249.95 for both levers and the remote brake lever adjuster ("membership" price, the non-membership price is about $280 IIRC).
Having dropped several bikes several times on both street and track, I'm a firm believer in folding levers and put them on every bike I own. Sucks to finish your track day early or be stranded out on a road ride if you drop your bike and your clutch or brake lever or both are out of commission. The remote brake adjuster is also very nice when riding hard on the track. A quarter turn counter-clockwise is all that's needed to move the brake lever about 1/4-inch (noticeable difference) if/when the lever starts to come closer to the bar when the fluid gets very hot.
These are very nicely built pieces with "aero-slots" in the ends to prevent the wind-pressure from pushing back on the levers if you're going near VMax. I actually ride at Daytona International Speedway every year where that actually is a concern. Motowheels offers them in both short and long lengths, plus straight or curved levers. I ordered the long/straight version but curiously these are a bit shorter than the OEM levers. Not sure if my order was fulfilled incorrectly but I still like them.
Having dropped several bikes several times on both street and track, I'm a firm believer in folding levers and put them on every bike I own. Sucks to finish your track day early or be stranded out on a road ride if you drop your bike and your clutch or brake lever or both are out of commission. The remote brake adjuster is also very nice when riding hard on the track. A quarter turn counter-clockwise is all that's needed to move the brake lever about 1/4-inch (noticeable difference) if/when the lever starts to come closer to the bar when the fluid gets very hot.
These are very nicely built pieces with "aero-slots" in the ends to prevent the wind-pressure from pushing back on the levers if you're going near VMax. I actually ride at Daytona International Speedway every year where that actually is a concern. Motowheels offers them in both short and long lengths, plus straight or curved levers. I ordered the long/straight version but curiously these are a bit shorter than the OEM levers. Not sure if my order was fulfilled incorrectly but I still like them.
