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    Clutch lever

    OK so I need a new clutch lever having busted the knob off the end of the current one. OEM part is some ridiculous price like $86 or summat.

    Where might I get something cheaper than that. It doesn't need to be made of solid gold like the OEM above...
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    I'll get flamed.
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    Buy a sexy aftermarket set?

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    http://www.bits4bikes.co.nz/parts/Su...15.aspx#Levers > Brake do a set of folding sexy ones.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slofox View Post
    OK so I need a new clutch lever having busted the knob off the end of the current one. OEM part is some ridiculous price like $86 or summat.

    Where might I get something cheaper than that. It doesn't need to be made of solid gold like the OEM above...
    Most bike shops have the catalogues of aftermarket fittings that are copies ... not OEM.

    Go talk to a few shops (before they all close for good)
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    http://www.bits4bikes.co.nz/parts/Su...%20%3E%20Brake same link, but there's one for $6.81...
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
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    Buy a sexy aftermarket set?
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    Don't think $86 is too obscene.

    I went aftermarket when my front brake lever broke off inside the perch... whole new master cylinder unit @ $950. Never come across a lever so strong (and it didn't break at the break points).

    As ducatilover said, Ebay had folding, adjustable length and clickers for distance from bar. A set would set you back roughly the same, but have a look. More functional than stock for me, especially adventure riding.
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    I got one for my REX for $20 off trademe.. and a similar price for a k6 bandit one..

    this guy:
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Members/Lis...member=3052937
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    [QUOTE=Gremlin;1130497342]Don't think $86 is too obscene.[QUOTE]

    It's only obscene because my bank balance is 43cents just now...

    I'll go talk to Boyds tomorrow morning.

    EDIT: Boyds have one for a little over $30.00 - original part evidently. Pick up tomorrow morning.

    But thanks to all for your suggestions.
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    Got lever ($30.00). Installed without mishap. All good again.
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