Adjustable Levers for newer HD controls
Just picked these up. They have 8 different settings. Just need to find the time to mount em up. Sorry for shotty pic.
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Brand? Who sells? Price??
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Company seems to be Oberon Performance from the UK. They list them on their website for 56 British Pounds each, which I think is around $85. Nice product, but$170 for a set of levers is a lot of coin for me.
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Yes they are oberon levers, I had licks order them because they are a dealer. I think they ended up costing close to $200 as sugested above. They are a billet piece, and the color of the lever can be silver and the adjuster can be a number of different colors. These are the vented version with the blue adjusters. I guess it just matters if the comfort of having levers where you want them is worth the money, just like some $700 seats. To be honest I had some left over tax money and bought them because I thought they were trick, not because I have short fingers. Although I bet some women would dig these.
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too pricey for me...to each his own...
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Not cheap but them again if they make your ride more comfortable, why not? I've got "stubbies" and the clutch side get pretty uncomfortable after a while of stop 'n go.
I have a set of adjustables on each of my Ducatis and they're great. Let me start counting my pennies maybe I can afford a set ...8] |
I gotta hear how these work. Doesn't it shorten the throw on the clutch?
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I saw these on a Dyna today. They look really trick.
When I do my next bar swap, these are going on. http://www.oberon-performance.com/ac...-Davidson.html |
My Kawasaki Nomad had them stock. There was a 4 position adjusting cam that brought the lever closer to the grip. Had nothing to do with clutch or brake adjustments. They were real nice, shame the HD at a lot more $$$ couldn't put something like them on.
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Originally Posted by Chunker
(Post 10020694)
My Kawasaki Nomad had them stock. There was a 4 position adjusting cam that brought the lever closer to the grip. Had nothing to do with clutch or brake adjustments. They were real nice, shame the HD at a lot more $$$ couldn't put something like them on.
Over two years and nobody has any real-world experience? Comparing your Nomad to a Harley is apples to oranges. |
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