Coming soon

[rgvsean]

Will be offered in different lengths with remote clutch mounted adjuster and matching clutch lever.

[NickRS250]

is that lever billet?

[rgvsean]

another picture for you to browse, waffling now to allow post

[rgvsean]

It certainly is young man

[keean]

Are you selling the leaver and master-cylinder seperately? I already have that exact master cylinder (Its the brembo 19x18 right?) But I would like the folding lever and the mount for the reservoir... Is that possible?

[rgvsean]

Keean..............anything for you mate

Would sir like the matching clutch lever?

[rgvsean]

Forgot to add that we may make the levers for the standard cylinder also.

[dowzerr]

How much for a pair?

[Pizza boy]

Hi,

they look great!,

But can someone explain to me the concept of all this radial / master cylinder / remote clutch etc... I have no idea what it all means?

thanks!

[rgvsean]

Prices will be published on completion of project.

Remote adjuster: A dial mounted near clutch lever allows you to adjust brake lever travel via a cable. This means on a track day or in a race if you want to adjust the lever you can do it without moving your hand off the throttle..............for road riders; it just looks cool.

[Pizza boy]

ah, ok, thanks mate, thats that sorted, sounds good

Darent i ask how much these parts will be?

Also could someone explain the radial / master cylinder difference?

Thanks again!

[HiggyB]

I am so in on these. Yowza!!! When is "soon"? Inquiring, and impatient, minds want to know!

[spence88MPH]

very cool sean, will they be cheaper than the folding ones already available? two words, fork bottoms! come on man!

[cowell#54]

look good sean but im with spence. cant wait for the fork bottoms

[beanarillo]

Sean, can you and DC look into clear fairing panels so we can see the heads, they are a work of art.

PV pulleys and that whole set up have to be the next thing please. I had special cables made by venhill to try and stop the cable ends turning in the pulley and it still happened !!!! There's so much play in the assembly you wonder if its worth spending much time setting them up accurately.