exactly what I was thinking, it just felt like they were sucking off asv the entire time, they should have at least gotten a couple of different levers to compare the competition. Even if the end goal would still be to say that the asv are the best. Without that, this is just an ad and not content..
@samtorok8884 I agree, I would be interested in a video about the 5 best lever or something. These could be the worst levers and we don't know because they are the only ones talked about besides cheap Chinese knockoffs being mentioned once.
I put unbreakable ASV shorties on my 2008 GSX-R 750 almost as soon as I bought the bike brand new. I love the feel, look and amount of adjustment they allow.
I believe that on the front brake side shouldn't you always make sure to have grease inside the pivot area where the master pin goes into the handle that way they will not bind causing an accident? I also have aftermarket levers, but they are CRG shorty levers which are also nice
You can’t go wrong with these levers, adjustable levers are almost a must if you want to have the levers at the exact distance that feels best to you. You will be very fortunate to find stock levers that are right for you
I've run these on my Ducati Monster for years. Love em! Really do feel great and you have on the fly adjustability too. Just an unpaid/unsponsored viewpoint. Highly recommended...
Doesn’t seem to be any drawbacks to stronger levers. I’m just very skeptical when buying “extra strong” aftermarket parts for my bikes because I’ve put a hardened steel tail tidy bracket on my bike and scraped it in a wheelie only to find that my frame was damaged because the frame failed before the bracket 😑
To be honest don’t have that exact brand of after market lever. However in the last video I had no idea why you were saying go OEM over after market. I much prefer my after markets to the OEM’s. I guess the point is, the right after market parts can be a nice upgrade.
When you drop a bike and it lands on the lever, is folding forward going to work VS folding upward? I'm confused how this would fold forward on a side drop while stationary or riding forward. I guess it does or they wouldn't make them. I bought evotech ones so I wouldn't have cheap ones. These look interesting though
I do like Brandon and I'm sure he's an animal on the track and a good edition to the channel I wanna see him full H2 on the track!!! But call brah for the streets🤘
Yam, i know you are probably too big to respond, but these are super hard to find, as I'm sure you know. I am also looking as rizoma for clutch and brake levers. Any opinions on them in comparison to asv?
I have these exact ones in the same colour scheme on my ninja 400. They are strong but feel so light. You can adjust them in small increments. they are pricey but you get what you pay for. the "unbreakable" design where they flip up is fun to play with at red lights.
I literally just bought some for my 2005 Honda cbr600rr and I got the white lithium grease today. Looking forward to putting them on this weekend! Edit* free install video
