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I went with the Drag Specialties when I did mine. I know the Drag Specialties levers will work with the clutch safery switch. They are the same size & shape of the Harleys at less than half the price. They are a good quality lever.
Here are some pics of the Drag Specialties levers
Ultra-Rick - I've never seen painted switch housings. You've got me thinking. Just got my inner fairing painted, and thinking about taking care of my switch housings. How are the painted housings working out for you?
Ultra-Rick - I've never seen painted switch housings. You've got me thinking. Just got my inner fairing painted, and thinking about taking care of my switch housings. How are the painted housings working out for you?
Nice Mustang, too, BTW.
I never even thought of doing that. What else have you painted? I see the mirror trim is painted too.
I have found a lot of those cheap levers don't fit properly they can rattle and some have such bad tolerances that they won't work the brake like switch either.
I found some that are call slim levers and are distributed by EGide Goodies that I'm going to order they actually have roller bearings it the pivot.
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