Update on my new cheap Chinese levers

[kmoney_imp]

Only thing with stock clutch lever is using 2 fingers, the lever hits my ring finger on the 2nd knuckle. Not the worst thing ever, but I understand the aftermarket levers are designed to avoid this contact.

This was why I ditched my stockers for these. I also couldn't one- and two-finger brake with the stock levers as they would hit my remaining knuckles even on the furthest forward position.

I've had them for about 5000kms and don't intend to change them out at this point. Different strokes I guess -- shape and feel of levers is probably one of the most subjective and varied mods out there.

[olekzap_imp]

Only thing with stock clutch lever is using 2 fingers, the lever hits my ring finger on the 2nd knuckle. Not the worst thing ever, but I understand the aftermarket levers are designed to avoid this contact.

This was why I ditched my stockers for these. I also couldn't one- and two-finger brake with the stock levers as they would hit my remaining knuckles even on the furthest forward position.

I've had them for about 5000kms and don't intend to change them out at this point. Different strokes I guess -- shape and feel of levers is probably one of the most subjective and varied mods out there.

This was why I ditched my stockers for these. I also couldn't one- and two-finger brake with the stock levers as they would hit my remaining knuckles even on the furthest forward position.

I've had them for about 5000kms and don't intend to change them out at this point. Different strokes I guess -- shape and feel of levers is probably one of the most subjective and varied mods out there.
I've been using two fingers with stock levers on various motorcycles for so long my left ring finger has a decent sized callous on the main joint. I've tried going back to using all 4 fingers and it just feels so wrong I can't do it.