Need a clutch lever.

Moving house recently , the GRiSO was in the back of a van and it fell off the side stand, and snapped the clutch lever end off.
I'm looking on ebay and am baffled by the choice.
Can anyone suggest or post a link to a supplier they have used and can trust.
I'm pondering a pair of red levers , to accent the red guzzi badge on the tank, but that's not definite.
I'm UK based but happy to buy from HK or China as the bike is fine to ride, time is not an issue.

These are good:

Have Silver ones myself - quality good. Delivery time was quicker than expected too.

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I have a brand new OEM one if youre interested. I think I bought it just for the pin - so if you can reuse yours, should be golden.

I also have OEM used ones.

I've got the Pazzo levers on mine, they're great.

I want to get some 'levers that are closer to the handlebars', if that is as clears as mud.

The Pazzo look great but I'm too cheap to pay $190 for the set.

Anyone have alternate experiance, suggestions ?

Had a great day on some of SE Ohio's finest twisties. About 150 miles of technical stuff. But after hours of this, my hands are strained & I'm banging & crashing my gear changes. Which goes against my mantra; 'Smooth. Smooth. Flow.'

Cheers

I bought a cheap chinese set of adjustable levers for a V7, cost about AUD$30 delivered from Hong Kong. All blingy anodised Ti with red accents. MalG put em on his bike, work perfectly.

Other than that, I just do clutchless up & DOWN shifts on Bella when it gets too busy in the office. SMOOTH AS SILK!

ghezzi wrote:

I bought a cheap chinese set of adjustable levers for a V7, cost about AUD$30 delivered from Hong Kong. All blingy anodised Ti with red accents. MalG put em on his bike, work perfectly.

Other than that, I just do clutchless up & DOWN shifts on Bella when it gets too busy in the office. SMOOTH AS SILK!

I'll see what I can find on Fbay then. Cheers

Clutchless ! I'll have to keep practising !

You have to roll off for the up change, and a light blip of the throttle to unload the gears to down change.
Needs to be done quickly, can even scrape my boot while changing from 2nd to 1st gear in a decreasing radius corner. Gotta be smooth.

I had a pair of the fleabay specials on my bike for a couple or more years and then some kind soul here gave me a set of Pazzos. I was astonished at how much better the Pazzos are. Not only is the feel much better but the span adjuster mechanism is accurate and works as it should, the cheapies seized up early in the piece. Luckily by then I'd found out where I liked them so it wasn't much of an issue. The hole in the lever for the barrel of the clutch plunger also wore quickly.

I may of just bought the *Wrong* ones though.

Pete

So the adage 'You get what you pay for' applies here.

Cheers

Google for VTREC, they are great at a very fair price and you can get them with various options.

Bought these for my GRiSO -pretty happy. I've also got some fleabay specials on one of my other bikes and I'm happy with them, too. I think the probrake ones can be adjusted closer to the bar though.