Ducati Monster Forum

These are pretty new - so info is limited. But I was wondering if anyone had gotten their hands on one yet. We all know their original Roll-a-click and one would hope this is an improvement on the popular design. So - any FHE yet?

http://www.constructorsrg.com/levers/rc2.html (http://www.constructorsrg.com/levers/rc2.html)
(http://www.constructorsrg.com/images/levers/photos/rc2/photo_rc2_10.jpg)
(http://www.constructorsrg.com/images/levers/features_rc2.gif)

No FHE, but I'm glad to see that the ebay sellers have spurred them to keep on developing their products.  Now at least there are more "premium" touches that can let someone justify getting these over the ebay versions.

I wonder is pazzo will also update their line.

Also... I cant really see the delrin sliders really saving the levers but I guess there is a chance.

Yeah the slider might be over engineering. But derlin does slide on pavement and not bite like metal, so there's probably some instances (like lower speed low sides ) where it might prevent a broken lever. 

Having that take off tip would have save me a lot of hassle on Sunday when my Sumo tipped over and the handguard bent just enough to prevent the front brake from having any useful travel. Could a gotten or even broken it off instead of limping home on the rear brake only.

But... a shortly lever will sort that out as well.

im interested as well as im in the market for new levers! =) contemplating on CRG or pazzo or perhaps some other brand. too many to choose from!

Slide if I am ever in your area you can check mine out.  Like the two radial shortly levers I bought from Monsterparts.  These were a swap with the Roll-a-Click's i had before.  Only reason I switched was because of the new color scheme.  Construction is great as always and I feel the movement at the lever joint is almost nil as with the Roll-a-Click there was a little bit of play.  Mine are black and black but I do like the delrin bit and with your bike it would be a nice color combo.  Brake and clutch feel is just as good and the lever adjustibility gives me better setting options that the Roll-a-Click.

 

On sale here...... http://www.2wheelpros.com/crg-roll-a-click-short-adjustable-clutch-lever-2359745.html (http://www.2wheelpros.com/crg-roll-a-click-short-adjustable-clutch-lever-2359745.html)
85$ for the shortys.....I emailed them to see if they had the regular length.

Nice! Thanks for the link. Will have to email them about fitment for an 12 m696!  Only shows up to 2010 =/

I put a set of the shorties on my bike a couple of weeks ago.  Great levers!  The RC2 is a nice refinement of the original CRG lever.  The execution and finish is flawless.  They provide a precise feel that was lacking with the OEM levers.

should be the same. my 09 pazzo shorties fit on a 11 796

I forgot to mention that sale is for the old style levers (CRG RC1) but they have decent prices.

ya i emaled them last week but still no reply on the fitment! i'll do some more research and figure out which one is the proper fit for my bike and let u know!

the black ano fades fast on the CRG's. my black levers turned purple after just a few rides out in the sun.

That's actually really good to know. Hmmm

I didn't have that experience with the Pazzos FYI

Sort of on the same subject, I'm looking at the Pazzo red powder coated levers, can be standard or shortie but never having had shorties I don't know what I want.  Can anybody weigh in on pros and cons or personal experience having used both?

I'm actually waiting for my rc2 from Jeff at monster parts. Also ducabike rear sets! =) i ordered my levers in red and shorty so i'll let u guys know wut the verdict is after. =)