Pazzo vs. CRG adjustable levers Now with Pics!

[DarkStaR]

Will the ASVs accommodate the microswith for those bikes that need it?

The CRGs were my first choice before, but come on, how can they totally not do anything for the microswitch, and still market the lever for those specific bikes.

That issue doesn't even apply to my bike anymore, but for that reason, I'll go with the Pazzos soon.  And, they're still cheaper.

[northerncalguy]

CRGs come with the clutch microswitch tab now. AB-611C is the model for my Monster 620 and I can confirm it exists (because I bought one and installed it...pics can be attached, if needed).

The CRGs were my first choice before, but come on, how can they totally not do anything for the microswitch, and still market the lever for those specific bikes.

[DarkStaR]

CRGs come with the clutch microswitch tab now. AB-611C is the model for my Monster 620 and I can confirm it exists (because I bought one and installed it...pics can be attached, if needed).

If that's so, it's about time.

It shouldn't take "years" to realize that part is needed.

[northerncalguy]

Yeah, pretty lame it took them 5 years to design a part for the clutch. But, that being said the end result is pretty nice. I actually just bought the silver part from CRG directly (20 dollars for the part, 9 bucks for shipping + handling) so if you already have a set of the AB-511C you can convert them easily. IMHO, it's more solid than the tab I made a while back using one of the threads on the TOB and it matches the rest of the lever assembly nicely...better than even the Monsterpart tab.

If that's so, it's about time.

It shouldn't take "years" to realize that part is needed.

[arai_speed]

Good thread everyone! From everything I've read here it looks like the Pazzo's are the way to go, they've got the looks the fit and they seem to be the cheapest I've been able to find.  I used Pazzo's on my R1 and was very happy with them, I was open to other brands for my Duc but the choice seems pretty clear...now it's just a matter of picking the right color combo 

[Smiling End]

Pazzo will also let you buy different color adjusters.  They don't recommend it but if you're fickle or want a color change you can.

[pjfa]

Here my Pazzo's

[Uncle Mofo]

Pazzo

[arai_speed]

After much internal debate I went ahead and picked up a set of Pazzos's for my bike.  I was considering the CRG's but at $250 shipped vs. $180 for the Pazzo's...well....what can I say.  Thanks to Grifo, Icon and Brian for the web install help 

[Bbrent]

Pazzos



Brian

[psycledelic]

Just curious from the posted pics, are the gold levers close to the same color as the stock gas caps?  They look brighter, but sometimes the color in pics can be a little off.  I have the anodized gold bits here and there, but levers that didn't match would drive me crazy. 

[Uncle Mofo]

Just curious from the posted pics, are the gold levers close to the same color as the stock gas caps?  They look brighter, but sometimes the color in pics can be a little off.  I have the anodized gold bits here and there, but levers that didn't match would drive me crazy. 

Not a perfect match, but pretty close 

[numbskull]

+1 on Pazzo's

Here's mine. I picked them up right from Pazzo Racing in Langley, BC. Nice operation they have there!

[venomousr1993]

The CRG levers are engraved across the top just like the ASV.  Not a great picture, b ut I have the old style CRG gold standard length levers.  The gold works well with the brembo calipers, center of the rotors, and my Ferracci pressure plate.  My Pazzo's on my 600RR seem to vibrate less, but they are shorties too.

[q monster]

has anyone used Rizoma levers? how do they compare to Pazzo? i've got rizoma grips and stuff and thought i might keep everything similar.