shorter clutch/brake levers??
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I've got shorty levers on my track bike and on my street FZ09......I really like them and they look pretty cool too!
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Its depend on what make you feel more comfortable but try not to go for the cheap levers sometimes they bind not a good situation lol. I got mine from crg you can shop and buy anything. The levers for a fz6r and the R1 levers actually fits this bike
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Almost every aftermarket lever I've seen has adjustments on them so that you can vary the distance; lever to grip, for whatever works well for you.....small hands, large hands and hands in between.
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is a fact because the one i have on my bike are for the R1 and Fz6
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What levers are you using? Can we get some pics?
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Where did you get yours? And are they difficult to install? I have small hands, and could really use a closer clutch and brake!
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Please do! It might make me regret ordering these from CRG at $75.
http://www.crg-direct.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=BLACK
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I got the crg rc2 they look like those
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Yeah been using them for all my bike stay way from knock off from ebay sometimes those china made one are not perfectly shape and they might get stucks or grind. I had one of those before on my other bike i got the front brake stucks it was scary not a good experience. Pay the extra $80 or $90 extra and get a brand name who are tested and made for the bike. Remember is for your own safety
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224.00 for a set of levers are they made of gold 
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what model and year did you get the CRG lever for from
http://www.crg-direct.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=BLACK
http://www.crg-direct.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=BLACK
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I finally decided on some shortys.
http://www.madhornets.com/levers-se...-yamaha-fz07-fz-07-mt07-2014-6-color-options/
They're not a "name brand", but they had great reviews.
These linked above are the more expensive ones, at $80 a set, since they have adjustable lenghts and foldable. They have $50 ones that do not have adjustable lenghts, but are foldable. They have $40 ones that have neither adjustable length or foldable.
I love them so far. We installed them in about ten minutes. They seem to be great quailty. They arrived in five days from China - which is an excellent time frame. They really did what I needed them to - which was bring them closer to my hand. I can two finger both the clutch and brake if I want. It also changes when the clutch engages which I love, because with the stock clutch it didn't engage until about 3/4 of the way out. Now, when I have the clutch set on the number 2 position it engages at about 1/4 of the way out. Here are a few pics...
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http://www.madhornets.com/levers-se...-yamaha-fz07-fz-07-mt07-2014-6-color-options/
They're not a "name brand", but they had great reviews.
These linked above are the more expensive ones, at $80 a set, since they have adjustable lenghts and foldable. They have $50 ones that do not have adjustable lenghts, but are foldable. They have $40 ones that have neither adjustable length or foldable.
I love them so far. We installed them in about ten minutes. They seem to be great quailty. They arrived in five days from China - which is an excellent time frame. They really did what I needed them to - which was bring them closer to my hand. I can two finger both the clutch and brake if I want. It also changes when the clutch engages which I love, because with the stock clutch it didn't engage until about 3/4 of the way out. Now, when I have the clutch set on the number 2 position it engages at about 1/4 of the way out. Here are a few pics...
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