Anybody tried these?

**SPP** · 21st June 2010, 21:28

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-297451415.htm

Cheap and nasty... cheap and really nasty... or just cheap? Look like knock offs of knock offs but how could they cock up a lever?

**Quasievil** · 21st June 2010, 21:36

nope, you first

**MIXONE** · 21st June 2010, 21:43

Hmmm....
Nope don't think so.

**Quasievil** · 21st June 2010, 21:50

I like these guys, top quality
http://www.powersport.co.nz/

**SPP** · 21st June 2010, 21:58

Originally Posted by Quasievil

I like these guys, top quality
http://www.powersport.co.nz/

Cheers for that link. Bookmarked for bling. I wasn't after shorties but they seemed cheap enough to give a go... well not really otherwise I would have bought some

**Quasievil** · 21st June 2010, 22:10

Ive brought a bit of gear from here and Im very impressed with the quality of it all ......my favourite for sure

**Biggles08** · 14th July 2010, 09:59

http://www.bigglesracing.co.nz

Originally Posted by SPP

Cheers for that link. Bookmarked for bling. I wasn't after shorties but they seemed cheap enough to give a go... well not really otherwise I would have bought some

Have a look at my site SPP..I'm an official re-seller for the TITAX levers which is used by moto GP teams and WSBK teams. I sell them to help support my racing. They are $295 A PAIR!!! any colour combo. Go to www.bigglesracing.co.nz and click on the link 'products' then 'TITAX.'

**DEATH_INC.** · 14th July 2010, 15:00

They look very much like some I got off evilbay, the quality seems decent enough and I can't break 'em so they can't be all bad. (unlike some others I've had over the years...)

**blackdog** · 14th July 2010, 16:02

I'm looking at them aswell (if they can supply for the bike i want). I reckon for the spot they cost who cares?

I especifically liked this bit.

.......and let them give the best performance to you. Such brake levers are especifically manufactured for the.....

**Brian d marge** · 14th July 2010, 16:04

Whats wrong with those
they Hardly broken when bike fall
and is high Quarity

and ya should be using ya flipping brakes anyway

Stephen

**SPP** · 14th July 2010, 17:22

No risk to dangerous function as hardly change if falling and are remarkedly beautiful for looking.

Man looks ok for selling because customers not making trouble and talking bad from experiencing service.

Should do real clutch lever so braking without all hand can be given to me. Maybe these real, I not know. If someone have and do good news examination I can follow after or bring more money for foreign lever to be best performing.

**schrodingers cat** · 14th July 2010, 19:42

Originally Posted by SPP

how could they cock up a lever?

Oh in soooooooooooo many ways. Metalurgy (incl heat treatment), proper design (sufficient metal in the important places, no stress raisers etc), the list goes on!

But. Far be it from me to be boring.
Shiny! Super lightweight with special holes. " the best performance to you"
Cheap!

Note: CUSTOMER PLEASE INSTALL BY A SPECIALIST

Cheap!

**FastBikeGear** · 5th August 2010, 14:30

The volumes of production have got so good on the US and European brands such as Titax and Pazzo that you can now have your cake and eat it without any safety risks.

You can purchase Titax and Pazzo for under $300 a set in New Zealand and get a full manufacturers warranty and local support from reputable companies such as us and Biggles racing.

**Ivan** · 10th August 2010, 16:49

Originally Posted by SPP

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-297451415.htm

Cheap and nasty... cheap and really nasty... or just cheap? Look like knock offs of knock offs but how could they cock up a lever?

Been using them for about 5 months now I get them through a personal sponsor of myne havent had any problems, Bang for buck they are good they fit they have fancy adjusters they are a decent finish of course they arn not pazzo's etc but for the price you pay they are not that bad.

People can diss regardthem all they like I may only be 20 but have been in the motorcycle industry for a while now and have some very good contacts I can tell you that Joe average goes in to Mototrcycle shop buys a OEM or aftermarket brake lever in standered design some of those are shit, but at 10 dollars what do you expect these RRP are around 100 dollars I dont pay that but can tell you that for the money I payed I expect them not to be the 100% pure bling but for what I want they are good depends how you look at it.

I know someone else who I have just scored a set for because they like myne

so in short yes they are good and as a trained mechanic I can tell you they fitted perfectly ok they dont have bearings in them like pazzos do but the actual fit itself is fine

Best place to get them is from a bike shop tho through and get the ones that come from White's

These trademe ones could be a slightly differnt animal again

**Rogue Rider** · 10th August 2010, 16:52

Originally Posted by SPP

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-297451415.htm

Cheap and nasty... cheap and really nasty... or just cheap? Look like knock offs of knock offs but how could they cock up a lever?

I have Triumph version ones and they are excellent. Not sure if these ones are as good but man they are awesome.