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I have them, theyre excellent. Only downside is if the throw of the clutch lever is too short I cant start my bike unless its in neutral. Theyre comfortable, well made and look great.
I have them, theyre excellent. Only downside is if the throw of the clutch lever is too short I cant start my bike unless its in neutral. Theyre comfortable, well made and look great.
Same problem with another aftermarket lever. Test with paper against the switch. I put 2 layers of duct tape on the lever to push the button in. Problem solved. Careful not to go to thick so you push to hard on the switch. Gonna make it black with a jiffy marker...lol
They are not Hog Levers, they are Oberon Levers.
I love Oberon levers but I'm not sure they are ready for the new Softails. The clutch lever, as stated, needs a spacer to actuate the clutch switch, that was not a problem for me.
The brake lever on some bikes "might" be causing an occasional soft brake lever condition, there is a thread started on the subject.
I'm on my third bike with Oberon levers, I usually go directly to Oberon to buy them but I did not find an application for my current bike on their website. Hog Leverage had my bike listed though, I wonder if these are sanctioned by Oberon.
To be sure, maybe contact Oberon to be safe.
Hey Oldmike, since you have first hand knowledge. Can you adjust the brake lever closer. I can't stretch my fingers out on my right hand.
The all seem to focus on the clutch side.
Thanks
Hey Oldmike, since you have first hand knowledge. Can you adjust the brake lever closer. I can't stretch my fingers out on my right hand.
The all seem to focus on the clutch side.
Thanks
Yes, it can be adjusted to be much more user friendly.
@Big Twi$t do they sell those in the US or did you have to have them shipped in? Google searched them and the website was a little confusing. Thanks!
I ordered them from the UK...I remember it only took about a week to get here from the day I ordered. I just can't remember who I ordered from, nor can I find an email! I do know I did not order from Rick's directly...it was UK online shop/store.
I ordered them from the UK...I remember it only took about a week to get here from the day I ordered. I just can't remember who I ordered from, nor can I find an email! I do know I did not order from Rick's directly...it was UK online shop/store.
Okay I will keep looking. Thanks for the good info!
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