Trak-Tech levers

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Smoky
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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fairy muff....
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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I went to the NEC bike show and went to the M and P stand and they were selling these levers for £70 the pair, when i asked if they were on show discount they said they were and that normall there £90 for the pair, which i knew was bollox and the guys were just lying to my face i tried knocking them down a bit to £65 (that is the idea of a show stand isnt it) but they wouldnt budge so i didnt get them

so now i think il get them from Busters when i can afford them as the people on the stand were actually quite rude and dont want to give them my business at all in the future, i thin its unfair to go round lying to customers and tricking them into thinking there getting a deal when there not
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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I went up to the bike show and my mate got these levers off busters for £65, the bloke knocked a fiver off coz my mate only had £65, i went to give the man an extra fiver but he said don't worry. I don't know about any of the other staff but this bloke seemed alright.
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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well played man-
will go to busters for them too...
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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yeh i looked for the busters stand but didnt find it, i spent the money on a really good back protector and 1 piece leathers (not from show tho) for racing

ironicly i got a better deal at a local dealership that was on offrer at the show, £150 off a £350 set of quality italian leathers
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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Spike16 wrote: quality italian leathers
failing to mention there brand name, raises suspison on there quality
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yellow_blackbird
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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Ordered myself a set of the stubby levers today 8-) and finally some winter gloves!!! :D
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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Are they ok for road use as in will they take the indicator switch and the electronic clutch things (the 2 little cables)


EDIT stupid question sorry :scared:
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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They look mint!! Anyone know which ones would fit a zxr400?? They have them for zxr600 but don't know if they are interchangeable....
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Re: Trak-Tech levers

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Got mine today, but the clutch lever doesnt work properly...it doesnt go back in all the way as it were...

it seems to work fine with the screw that holds it in done up half way...but once its screwed in properly it doesnt return back all the way... :(

ill try greasing it i suppose...
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