LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

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LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by fung » Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:16 am

just fitted LSL (german tuning company) clutch and brake levers to my trusty TRiXie.
nice finish. good fit.
under $300 au for both from local distributer here.
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Re: LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by andyaber » Thu Nov 18, 2010 12:40 pm

I got a pair of the Hong Kong copies which are all over ebay for about £40. I got them slightly used off a mate who had an R1 as I have R1 front end. The exact model year was not listed but he bought a pair that looked similar to his ('98 R1 I think). As supplied, the front brake was binding but 5 mins with a file and they work a treat.

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Re: LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by JL » Thu Nov 18, 2010 1:49 pm

:evil: Just lost my reply but to sum it up I too bought some ebay ones for $60 AUD. Work great, love being able to adjust them. Make sure you know what year your m/c came off and purchase from a seller who lists for particular year models no matter if it is ASV/Pazzo/LSL/ebay copies etc. as if you get the year wrong it is likely you will get binding issues or lock-up (happened to a mate who had an R1 years ago using generic replacements which "covered" 99-03). Have had mine for over 3 months now with no issues and the old levers now live with the tools under the seat in case of the unspeakable #-o

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Re: LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by Quan-Time » Sun Nov 21, 2010 8:00 am

http://shop.ebay.com.au/i.html?_nkw=lev ... +r1&_rdc=1

The ones i got. Ive yet to tell them apart from REAL pazzo's. Someone even told me that the pazzo levers are made in china under licence. Seems like someone is moonlighting.
Didnt need any modifications to fit my '07 R1 master cyl.
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Re: LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by rbaron25 » Fri Nov 26, 2010 11:25 pm

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Checked out these levers on ebay but these are the listings... anyone fitted one of these models/year to the TRX? Cheers
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Re: LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by B-art » Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:30 am

There is a Thread going on in the German TRX forum that the R6 1999-2004 wilt fit.

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Clutch lever with washer.
Brake lever with Buch and washer.

Some one is making the washer and a bush with Collar to have a simple solution and no drilling is required.

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Re: LSL Lever sets--an alternative to Pazzo etc

Post by rbaron25 » Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:27 am

Oh yeh sounds right down my alley will have a look for the german trx forum then...
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