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I'm using TWM on my V4S. I love the feel of them for some reason. Fyi TWM supply the ducati performance levers, so it's exactly the same thing without the Ducati Performance lettering, and half the price.
I have CRG Carbons on my 1199R but I prefer the TWM's.
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I have CRG Carbons on my 1199R but I prefer the TWM's.
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It's the same as 1x99 panigales. I got shorty brake and long clutch.
All levers for the 1x99 panigales will fit the v4.
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I got TWM levers as well. They feel great, I absolutely love them. Not a bad price either.
Why no shorties? Bad experience.
lever pull is heavier, this translates to more fatigue during trackdays and low speed maneuvers modulating the clutch/brake. I guess shorty brake lever is fine, but clutch I'm definitely keeping the standard length.
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Completely agree. That's why I'm always using shorty brake and long clutch. I brake with 2 fingers and I find it easier to modulate. Clutch is either in or out most of the time and need to pull fully, so I go long.
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just to go further the twm brembro lightech and dp levers are all the same supplier
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