Gonna buy new levers... thoughts?

[DomDucati]

CRG?  Pazzo?  What are the advantages/disadvantages of eah?  Anyone have any thoughts? 

I was scouting, and it looks like I can get a new pair of Pazzo levers for the S2R for 180 or so.  I can't figure out what model CRG levers I would need and if they're being sold separately or as a pair and what that cost is.  Any help would be appreciated.

[bryant8]

Take a look at the ASV levers, they feel and look great.  A few of the Dallas people have them and love em.  And they have an "unbreakable" design so in the even of a crash you can still ride it.  I'll be getting a set myself after a few other items get ordered

[DomDucati]

Take a look at the ASV levers, they feel and look great.  A few of the Dallas people have them and love em.  And they have an "unbreakable" design so in the even of a crash you can still ride it.  I'll be getting a set myself after a few other items get ordered

Since you're probably getting a set, is there somewhere you've found a good price?  I'll go check them out.

[Red5]

The Pazzos are basically a copy of the CRG design.  The main (perhaps only) difference is that the Pazzos have that brushed striated finish to them.  Gives it a bit more blingy look, if you're into that thing.

I think I paid around $170 for my CRG shorties on the Duc.  Pazzos usually go for about the same, if not a bit less.
Did you check out Motomummy's website for the Pazzos?  They have the model-specific levers for your bike.

They also have the "CNR" levers which are a duplicate of the CRG's 

The ASV levers seem to have more adjustment variation due to their design.  Also has a better warranty/guarantee.  But it comes with a higher price tag.

[Pedro-bot]

Take a look at the ASV levers, they feel and look great.  A few of the Dallas people have them and love em.  And they have an "unbreakable" design so in the even of a crash you can still ride it.  I'll be getting a set myself after a few other items get ordered

Just FYI, the unbreakable design is only guaranteed for 5 years.

Dom, they're pretty much all the same. Biggest difference may be in color combinations.

[Gone Ape]

I've got CRG's on the Tuono....they're adjustable and feel pretty good to the fingers..I went  long clutch short brake black/black....way quality

...those ASV's are also sold @ CycleGear, but crap, I think they're something like $125 per...but they do have that cool radial "swing out of the way if dropped" feature great for dirt bikes, but at speed I can't see them holding up w/o breaking something...I picked one up and it felt heavy compared to the others...to each his/her own....

[ivobivo]

I have Pazzo levers, long clutch, short brake. My clutch lever survived with barely a scratch when I crashed though my handlebar was bent pretty bad. 

[ScorchedCarbon]

I've used both Pazzo and CRG and like them both. I currently have Pazzo shortys on my 696 

[RipTearShred]

Looks like Rever Corsa has the CRGs for $169 which is pretty good. You'll have to pay tax, but there's no shipping.

[2CardDuc]

CRG shorties for me!  Found mine used.  I second Rever Corsa   They're first class...   

[DomDucati]

Looks like Rever Corsa has the CRGs for $169 which is pretty good. You'll have to pay tax, but there's no shipping.

Thanks, I can't seem to find them in their online store but I'll give them a call and see what they have for my S2R...