Pazzo Levers

I'm thinking about getting a set of pazzo levers.

Is there any benefits of the short ones over the standard length ones or vice versa (except the look obviously)

Thanks

[Stu]

Short = if you crash less likely to break (in fact almost guaranteed not to break) weight saving
but need more effort to operate & might restrict your options for which fingers you use to operate.

[DarrenSV650S]

The short ones look proper Bo but I don't like them personally because I use four fingers

For crash protection, I've got CRG foldy up levers. Haven't tested them yet thankfully

Originally Posted by toby_smith

I'm thinking about getting a set of pazzo levers.

Is there any benefits of the short ones over the standard length ones or vice versa (except the look obviously)

Thanks

Wow don't bother with Pazzo's far to expensive.. Get the Chinese ones on ebay ... Just as good !!!

[Nobbylad]

I've just fitted the short ones, they look fab and are really easy to use. Then again, with the Gixer calipers/discs you don't need much effort to stop anyway!

I've got short ones on mine too. No specific reason for getting the short other than they were bought second hand so I got what was available. I found them easy enough to adapt to.

Some pics to show how nice they are:

[Stu]

Originally Posted by tonyt

Wow don't bother with Pazzo's far to expensive.. Get the Chinese ones on ebay ... Just as good !!!

You should put a sarcasm smilie at the end of your post just in case anyone didn't realise you were joking.

Originally Posted by Stu

You should put a sarcasm smilie at the end of your post just in case anyone didn't realise you were joking.

I'm not joking.......... Have you actually seen/compared the Chinese levers

[Bluepete]

Check your Inbox Toby!

Pete

I've bought some shorties for my bike to replace the lever that got damaged in the off.

No way would I put Chinese stuff on my bike