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Levers review - Unionjack30 - 13-09-17 Hi All, Recently purchased new levers from china on eBay, was worried about the quality at first. But the quality is really good. They cost £ eBay number: 282270785115 10 days to arrives. Re: Levers review - Disorderlypunk - 13-09-17 personally i wouldnt as your talking about 2 very important safety parts but that is mainly because there is not really any write ups about these china can make some good stuff (iphones are chinese) but they happily make shit stuff aswell will be interested to know how these turn out though -im guessing you bought them for looks as a brake lever from busters/m+p is only 6 quid and arrives quickly (usually next day if ordered in morning) Re: Levers review - F4celess - 13-09-17 Decent review. ![]() Note there is a video on youtube of a guy on his GSXR, whose Chinese brake lever fails and locks up the wheel, resulting in him sliding off onto the motorway. Search " Motorcycle Crash Due To Chinese Brake Lever ". The failure could very well have been due to a number of reasons (including improper fitting/even rider error). We will never really know. But it would be worth checking the part he talks about, to ensure its in place correctly, just to be on the safe side. ![]() Re: Levers review - vinnyb - 13-09-17 (13-09-17, 02:31 PM)Disorderlypunk link Wrote: personally i wouldnt as your talking about 2 very important safety partsNot trying to be funny but the chances are that the pattern parts from M&P are quite probably Chinese too. Re: Levers review - Unionjack30 - 13-09-17 Quality is just as good as the more expensive items about, I can't fault them. They work and fit perfect on the bike aswell. Re: Levers review - vinnyb - 13-09-17 (13-09-17, 09:21 PM)Unionjack30 link Wrote: Quality is just as good as the more expensive items about, I can't fault them. They work and fit perfect on the bike aswell.I'm not questioning that at all. Just saying that they are more than likely to be made in China. Certainly if I needed to replace the levers on my Fazer I would buy pattern ones not oem. Re: Levers review - Unionjack30 - 13-09-17 My old ones where bent, so that's why I replaced them. Re: Levers review - Disorderlypunk - 13-09-17 ok faceless posted about these so i went hunting watch these in order its the same guys two videos ive posted both so you dont miss them they look bloody familier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmOVptDWSPE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpSXxEEw7Z8 Re: Levers review - Nemesis - 14-09-17 :eek foc that's scary something I aint gunna mess with Re: Levers review - F4celess - 20-09-17 Mine arrived. Quite tricky fitting the nut on the Clutch side as there was limited space between the switchgear and cables, to hold it tight... All fitted now though. Nice chunky feel. About same thickness as originals, no play that i can see. Cosmetically obviously look much better than originals. ![]() ![]() [img]http://foc-u.co.uk/<a data-flickr-embed="true" href="https://www.flickr.com/gp/21747805@N06/82E20Z" title="2017-09-20_08-07-20"><img src="https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4383/37179097912_3cf6ce5200_c.jpg" width="800" height="600" alt="2017-09-20_08-07-20"></a><script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>[/img] |