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Anyone have any leads on levers? I’m just trying to grab a couple spares for my tool box and everywhere seems out of stock, rocky, motosport etc.

OEM levers are like $30 a pop - at that point I might as well get some arc levers.
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kNewc 2/2/2022 6:10am
2/2/2022 6:10am
I say get the Arcs lol. I have yet to break a pair of ASV's and I hit the dirt often. But the last set I got is loose so I may switch to Arc.
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J-Mill 2/2/2022 9:24am
2/2/2022 9:24am
If you’re on an Austrian bike be careful going away from OEM. The clutch engagement point can change dramatically with aftermarket levers. I’ve stayed with stock because of that.
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bh 2/2/2022 9:38am
2/2/2022 9:38am
I usually get memlon arcs so I don’t have to keeps spares lol. They are great, well worth the price.
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MotoCoUSA 2/2/2022 9:44am
2/2/2022 9:44am
I use the ARCs as well, I did surprisingly bend one like crazy not too long ago, but thats the only time its happened to me in a lot of years using them.
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bierbower105 2/2/2022 11:33am
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J-Mill wrote:
If you’re on an Austrian bike be careful going away from OEM. The clutch engagement point can change dramatically with aftermarket levers. I’ve stayed with stock...
If you’re on an Austrian bike be careful going away from OEM. The clutch engagement point can change dramatically with aftermarket levers. I’ve stayed with stock because of that.
I’m jap but still like the OEM dimensions the most.
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bierbower105 2/2/2022 11:34am
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MotoCoUSA wrote:
I use the ARCs as well, I did surprisingly bend one like crazy not too long ago, but thats the only time its happened to me...
I use the ARCs as well, I did surprisingly bend one like crazy not too long ago, but thats the only time its happened to me in a lot of years using them.
Yeah I bent the shit out of one at high point in a tip over. I think I had my perch too tight.
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FWYT 2/2/2022 11:38am
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bierbower105 wrote:
Anyone have any leads on levers? I’m just trying to grab a couple spares for my tool box and everywhere seems out of stock, rocky, motosport...
Anyone have any leads on levers? I’m just trying to grab a couple spares for my tool box and everywhere seems out of stock, rocky, motosport etc.

OEM levers are like $30 a pop - at that point I might as well get some arc levers.
Try Motion Pro.

Can you use Arc levers on stock perches?
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bierbower105 2/2/2022 11:47am
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FWYT wrote:
Try Motion Pro.

Can you use Arc levers on stock perches?
ARC makes a lever that goes into the stock perch.
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crt32 2/3/2022 12:08pm
2/3/2022 12:08pm
I wish the aftermarket levers like ARC, Works, ETC had the nice smooth arch of the OEM yamaha clutch lever. I hate that they all have the sharp angle where my finger sits.
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TheGetFresh 2/3/2022 12:34pm
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crt32 wrote:
I wish the aftermarket levers like ARC, Works, ETC had the nice smooth arch of the OEM yamaha clutch lever. I hate that they all have...
I wish the aftermarket levers like ARC, Works, ETC had the nice smooth arch of the OEM yamaha clutch lever. I hate that they all have the sharp angle where my finger sits.
You might call ARC and ask if they have a lever that matches the Yamaha bend. From what I’ve seen of the company they have a whole collection of experimental levers and limited runs that they keep on hand for testing and factory team orders.
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mvd61 2/3/2022 5:51pm
2/3/2022 5:51pm
Renthal intellilever were really nice. Arc Memlon now.
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Taylor415 2/3/2022 7:18pm
2/3/2022 7:18pm
Love my Arc skinny levers. I used Torc1 for years, Really like the lever shape. Can’t go wrong with either in my opinion.
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wrc777 2/4/2022 5:32am
2/4/2022 5:32am
Taylor415 wrote:
Love my Arc skinny levers. I used Torc1 for years, Really like the lever shape. Can’t go wrong with either in my opinion.
Are the ARC skinny new? Do you have pictures?

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