Flo Motorsports Pro 160 Lever Install & Review

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It's hard to be a progressive Brand in the Lever making space. Only so many ways to make a lever, right? Wrong.
Check out my thoughts on riding with the Flo Pro 160 Lever. A little more than meets the eye on this one.
No more slipping off or not being able to grab it cause your body is in a weird position.
-Ergonomic lever shape limiting fatigue
- Sand blasted before anodizing means a tough, slightly textured finish
- AMA approved ball-end
-Unbreakable Design
- Very Stylish and weight conscious
-Patented motion design allows 360* feeling of lever
-Hardware, dust boot, stickers, and instructions provided
-Highest quality components
-High quality packaging
-Outstanding Customer Service
Check out Flo Motorsports at www.flomotorsports.com for more. You'll be glad you did.

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15 сен 2024

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@yu130960 Год назад

W A R N I N G : I had one of these "unbreakable" levers break in a minor fall. Had to pay $15 to ship it to FLO to be assessed. FLO assessed the lever as broken in a crash and refused to provide a replacement and only offered a 50% discount from their inflated web site prices plus I had to pay shipping again (rather than free shipping somewhere else that was selling the lever at a discount) . Here is the response from FLO when I pointed out that the lever is marketed as "Unbreakable" as stated in this video. "The lever has an unbreakable design. The lever has a pivot to help reduce the chances of breaking in a crash or fall but everything has a breaking point. " Not sure what "unbreakable design" means if it breaks on a minor crash. From now on, I'm going to go with other companies that have provided better after sales support like BPD.

@downhiller010 Год назад

Thanks for the advice. I'll skip it. These behaviours make me mad!

@NONO-hz4vo Год назад

One huge point that is good to know is how the engagement feels vs stock. If you pull with your middle finger on the clutch does it clear your fingers or does it need to be pulled fully to the bar to disengage completely?