I Hate Long Levers..do You?

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As Iv'e raced in motocross since i was about 5yrs old and started rding at 3yrs old on dirt bikes im use to riding and always having my fingers ready to brake or clutch it.. but with all the flash adjustable ones and after market ones they ALL seem to be rubbish to me but the stock ones chopped down seem to be perfect!

I like 2 fingers for clutching and 2 fingers for braking....

heres some pics of my levers

 

[Rjloks]

much better if there is kind of lock or any stopper on the end... or bend a little so that your finger never make "dulas" what dulas in english?? hahaha...

 

[xclickclickx]

haha i only speak English & little bit of Vietnamese im from NewZealand i dont know what "dulas" means

but if i welded a "stopper/ball/knob" on the end then when you pull the clutch in with 2 fingers the "stopper/ball/knob" will still hit your other fingers.. a bend would be good but i think they're good how ive done mine i cut them especially to suit my fingers......fat fingers not allowed hahaha

 

[Rjloks]

hahaha. anyway you manage to understand a bit my point....

 

[traxxas-modifier]

there are short aftermarket levers that can be installed.
some are shorty foldable, its from bigbike but can be modified to fit in our bikes,
google adjustable type levers

dulas= slide
finger wont slide

 

[lilsai]

havent tried aftermarket levers...i love my stock lever so far! i used four fingers in clutch and 1-2 in brakes! its a matter of preference!
ride safe sir!

 

[xclickclickx]

Ive Tried ASV they were rubish and CRG both were a waste of money seriously nothing beats my cut down ones..
If i really wanted to get fancy with the clutch one i could use heavy clutch springs and use a Hydraulic clutch mechanism like the photo below..this clutch system still runs by cable but its hydraulic operated so has all the feel of a hydraulic clutch...
and theyre only $25usd for these ones.

 

[Quang Duong]

Ive Tried ASV they were rubish and CRG both were a waste of money seriously nothing beats my cut down ones..
If i really wanted to get fancy with the clutch one i could use heavy clutch springs and use a Hydraulic clutch mechanism like the photo below..this clutch system still runs by cable but its hydraulic operated so has all the feel of a hydraulic clutch...
and theyre only $25usd for these ones.
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Mate, you are from VN or from NZ? Cuz I studied in NZ few years back to VN for work, and now using Ex11. Wonder if you have YH ID for a little chit-chat to exchange some ideas about the bike. Here is my YH: duong_chau_nhat_quang@yahoo.com

Thanks mate

PS: have you used Racing Boy Hydraulic clutch for Exciter? How does it feel?

 

[xclickclickx]

Mate, you are from VN or from NZ? Cuz I studied in NZ few years back to VN for work, and now using Ex11. Wonder if you have YH ID for a little chit-chat to exchange some ideas about the bike. Here is my YH: duong_chau_nhat_quang@yahoo.com

Thanks mate

PS: have you used Racing Boy Hydraulic clutch for Exciter? How does it feel?

Xin chao,
Yes im from NewZealand but i work in Vietnam.
I also have an ex11
I haven't used racing boys hydraulic clutch, but i use to race a KTM sx450 which had one and ive ridden Ducati's, triumph's, and many other varies bikes with hydraulic clutch's..Im planning on using one of these but a much better one for my CRF450r in Vungtau.

They feel really good to race with,, and as for our yamaha exciter's we can use heavy clutch springs and you wont get i tied hands, and you will still have that racing feel though.
With some i found one problem and it was not being able to feel exactly were and when the clutch is engaging and disengaging

Hope this info helps
xin loi ko co yahoo co gmail meyersethan@gmail.com
toi biet chut chut tien viet haha

 

[Quang Duong]

Xin chao,
Yes im from NewZealand but i work in Vietnam.
I also have an ex11
I haven't used racing boys hydraulic clutch, but i use to race a KTM sx450 which had one and ive ridden Ducati's, triumph's, and many other varies bikes with hydraulic clutch's..Im planning on using one of these but a much better one for my CRF450r in Vungtau.

They feel really good to race with,, and as for our yamaha exciter's we can use heavy clutch springs and you wont get i tied hands, and you will still have that racing feel though.
With some i found one problem and it was not being able to feel exactly were and when the clutch is engaging and disengaging

Hope this info helps
xin loi ko co yahoo co gmail meyersethan@gmail.com
toi biet chut chut tien viet haha

Mate! Thanks for reply. I already sent an email to your email adress. Plz check and revert

 

[HKholic]

Crf450 motard? Dude I saw one last time I was in Vung Tao. Had me f******* drooling over that thing. I miss my 450.

 

[xclickclickx]

Crf450 motard? Dude I saw one last time I was in Vung Tao. Had me f******* drooling over that thing. I miss my 450.

Haha Nah that would of been my dads most likely the only crf450 motard in town is my dads and there is a crf250 floating about aswell!
My one is still curently on dirt wheels on my display pic....They Even have motocross her mate.
we always have dirtbikes just sold a KLX450 still have a KTM sx450 for sale
i got my crf450r dads got a wr450 and as seen the crf 450 also he has a CB400 and a Ducati Hyper motard.....It's a bit like heaven our workshop!
If you ever come down you should let me know