brake and clutch lever

Hey everybody,

I had an unfortunate encounter with a cyclist and dumped my bike. I'm looking to replace hand levers...mistral tri-colour levers. Will pay fair market price.

Thanks,
Vic

Don't know those levers, sorry. There are a host of options on the bay of fleas but I find most of the Chinese knock-offs very inferior in quality. I have Pazzo's on my bike and think they are worth the high asking price.

Pete

I had the Chinese knock offs and they didn't last long before the pivot hole went oval shaped. Pete replaced with Pazzos for me. Much betterer.

I put these on my GRiSO.
Half the price of Pazzo and no complaints yet.

Thanks for the advice. I definitely don't like the chinese knock-offs. I will probably go for the pazzos.

Thanks,
Victor

I run the ASV short levers. They are adjustable, have a few color options and work well. Not exactly thrifty.

Closing on 16K miles and no complaints.

I have the “Chinesey” Pazo knock offs from eBay delivered from Hong Kong.
Have done 10, 000 kms still same as the day I fitted them al be it the black anodising has faded a bit.
Pivot holes and flying surfaces all good.
FWIW

The Pazzos on my GRiSO 1100 even survived my collision with the elk, and they've been on the 1200SE for the last ten years. I doubt there is a "better" lever.

I put cheap Chinesey levers from eBay on the Stelvio. They went loosey-goosey straight away, and the anodizing faded toot suite. They are crap in comparison, but in their defense, they still work just fine.

I've had Evo1's on my Thruxton for two years and have bought a set for the GRiSO. They are adjustable for span and I opted for the fold and extend version. I get the length of lever I want and if the bike tips over the lever folds out of harms way.