Pazzo levers for TRX?
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Pazzo levers for TRX?
I've noticed a few of the tricked up TRXs on this fair forum with Pazzo brake/clutch levers applied but I can't seem to find anyone who sells them specifically for the TRX. Do I have to order them for another Yamaha model? Thunderclap? Arse6? Pointers appreciated.
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Yeah Corners, they don't make 'em for the TRX.
R6 are a good compromise, though.
I have an '03 R6 MC that I'm gonna fit one day and that way all I have to do is buy '03 R6 levers and an '03 clutch lever perch.
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R6 are a good compromise, though.
I have an '03 R6 MC that I'm gonna fit one day and that way all I have to do is buy '03 R6 levers and an '03 clutch lever perch.
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Yep, I did the conversion as described above. Easy as 1,2,3!Wombat wrote:Yeah Corners, they don't make 'em for the TRX.
R6 are a good compromise, though.
I have an '03 R6 MC that I'm gonna fit one day and that way all I have to do is buy '03 R6 levers and an '03 clutch lever perch.
Bob
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Well finally bought a pair.....of.......CRGs. Black shorties with red clickers. COOL.
TRX clutch perch looks like it might work. Are the R6 / TRX the same or widely different?
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TRX clutch perch looks like it might work. Are the R6 / TRX the same or widely different?
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
My TRX brake lever fitted straight to my R6 M/cylinder no messin if that helps ? Some say to file the cam down that presses the piston but they were no different for me. Don't know about clutch sorry.Wombat wrote:TRX clutch perch looks like it might work. Are the R6 / TRX the same or widely different?
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Well the TRX and the R6 perches are sooooooooo not the same.The lever pivot point knuckle on the TRX is much wider than the R6. Went down to the wreckers this morning and got a whole lever and perch including the electrical connection for $20. The perch has a few light scuff marks on it but I'm sure that they can be rubbed back and sprayed satin black. The only thing I noticed was the tangs for the electrical connection on the R6 face forward and the ones for the TRX face rearwards. Which one did you use Trixz with your conversion?
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Sperex tough black!Wombat wrote:The perch has a few light scuff marks on it but I'm sure that they can be rubbed back and sprayed satin black....
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
I wonder what the Australian equivalent is of that, Honk?honkdawillydahonk wrote:Sperex tough black!Wombat wrote:The perch has a few light scuff marks on it but I'm sure that they can be rubbed back and sprayed satin black....
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Do you have `smoothrite` over there?:
http://www.godfrey-diy.co.uk/hammerite/ ... 11440.html#
Baked on in the oven(100 deg C)this stuff is more hardwearing than a dunlop speedmaster!
http://www.godfrey-diy.co.uk/hammerite/ ... 11440.html#
Baked on in the oven(100 deg C)this stuff is more hardwearing than a dunlop speedmaster!
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
I got hold on a second hand R6 '03 clutch lever perch and it was an 1,2,3 fit as said beforeWombat wrote:Well the TRX and the R6 perches are sooooooooo not the same.The lever pivot point knuckle on the TRX is much wider than the R6. Went down to the wreckers this morning and got a whole lever and perch including the electrical connection for $20. The perch has a few light scuff marks on it but I'm sure that they can be rubbed back and sprayed satin black. The only thing I noticed was the tangs for the electrical connection on the R6 face forward and the ones for the TRX face rearwards. Which one did you use Trixz with your conversion?
Bob
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Nah, what I meant was, is it a straight plug in for the TRX connector to the tangs on the R6 clutch switch or do you have to buy the R6 connector loom to plug into your harness? Or can you retro fit the TRX switch onto the R6 lever?
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I can check the REX on friday this week and I'll let you know
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
VHT satin black Wheel Paint brought the clutch holder looking close to new. Even used it on my Ventura sports rack that was looking a bit rusty. Might have to spray it now with a bit of clear coat to bring the shine up a bit. Any heads up on that switch, Trixz?
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Wombat wrote:Any heads up on that switch, Trixz?
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Re: Pazzo levers for TRX?
Hey Bob,Wombat wrote:Nah, what I meant was, is it a straight plug in for the TRX connector to the tangs on the R6 clutch switch or do you have to buy the R6 connector loom to plug into your harness? Or can you retro fit the TRX switch onto the R6 lever?
Bob
it's been a while since I did the conversion, but I took a look at it today and must say that the connector isn't connected (to anything
So NO straight plug in, don't know what to convert to get it done.
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