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spare clutch/brake levers
Buy one of each original parts ,cheaper ones are crap and break just looking at them also loosen off the mounting bolts a bit so they turn when you drop it,even with handguards,ron.
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Some aftermarket levers are OK, just depends which ones.
Also, when you loosen your perch bolts (an ancient enduro riders trick) Be sure to loc-tite the bolts...or they will vibrate out and be gone. Patrick |
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loosening levers
Or use "Nyloc" nuts on them! never vibrate loose........ worth carrying a dozen in a few sizes for stuff on your bike in the bottom of your pannier or tool roll too.....maybe if not for you, you could help another biker out of a jam.
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