Rubber Lever End Thingies

[lash_imp]

I would keep it. It knows the way to all the places you ride and has kept you safe for this long. Kind of like a guardian angel!

[Cormanus]

Pdedse, I’m fine. Embarrassed, but fine. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for the other thoughts, guys. I’m glad others get this RLET thing.

[noroomtomove]

Cormanus

The lever survives the Straight but not an impact with the Apple Isle.

Great Alpine road open many other roads still closed.

http://alerts.vicroads.vic.gov.au/gippsland



Regards NRTM

[Gone in 60]

Remove it and put the same one on the replacement lever. Deep down inside, you know you’d always be expecting some sort of consequences if you don’t.

[GoldOxide_imp]

Ah, sorry to read about the CB taking a nap. Definitely harvest the RLET since it appears to have successfully protected the lever end (and probably the other surface as well). It is also a part of your machine's soul.

[Inhouse Bob]

Oh, dang. So sorry you tipped over. Glad it wasn't serious. And I hope it's a good story. If not, you have time to come up with a better one
Please install the original RLET on the new brake lever. I have fond memories of the little guy and I'm not sure I could love a replacement in quite the same way.

[KiowaEagle_imp]

Is the rlet undamaged? Or is it mangled up like Bazbro's?

If it's fit you must aquit!

[the Ferret]

Is the rlet undamaged? Or is it mangled up like Bazbro's?

If it's fit you must aquit!

[Bazbro_imp]

Is the rlet undamaged? Or is it mangled up like Bazbro's?

If it's fit you must aquit!

No mine's not damaged (despite my best efforts putting it on!)
Here it is...

[GoldOxide_imp]

Is the rlet undamaged? Or is it mangled up like Bazbro's?

If it's fit you must aquit!

No mine's not damaged (despite my best efforts putting it on!)
Here it is...

... good show.