folding levers

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bean
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folding levers

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been on the lookout for a little while now,, has anybody any experience of these?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EURO-RACING-FOLDI ... 35ae62562d
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Looks quite nice. Not cheap, but if it does save your lever in an off, it's nearly paid for itself I guess.

Is it just me though, or does the lever blade look to be forged with a machined finish?
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Not bad. Quite similar to the ASV 'Unbreakable' C5 Levers (but a fraction prettier) which have a 5 year unconditional warranty. Crash your bike, ride it off a cliff, do whatever you want with it; if the levers break they replace them without questions if within 5 years of purchase date.

Not cheap though... they sell for about $215 EACH ($430 for the 2) :o
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I've got Lightech folding levers on my RS125 as well as the folding Sato shift/brake lever tips* and I can't say enough good things about them. They've survived a low-side (right side) and high-side (left side) :oops: and while they aren't the prettiest they still function superb and all my controls weren't the slightest bit damaged.


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