Rubber Lever End Thingies

[Cormanus]

Congratulations, EGA. Welcome.

[Elipten_imp]

I think there needs to be a RETLET speed contest at the group gathering.


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[lash_imp]

Well I guess I'm off to a good start. My first post on the forum, as I went to the local dealer this morning and bought a brandy new CB1100. I get it on Friday.......my rlets get here tomorrow...guess I can break them in while I am waiting for my bike

[the Ferret]

Yep good start...and welcome to the forum. Stop over at new members and tell us a little about yourself.

[Chapomis_imp]

Well I guess I'm off to a good start. My first post on the forum, as I went to the local dealer this morning and bought a brandy new CB1100. I get it on Friday.......my rlets get here tomorrow...guess I can break them in while I am waiting for my bike

Put them under your pillow, the RLETS fairy will wave her magic wand and they will slip right on.

[lash_imp]

Or carry them around in my pocket.. I hear that works!

[Lord Popgun]

Welcome Lash!

Soon Lash will be posting "how do you get these blankety blank things on?"

But then Lash, to quote Ferret, perfection--ahhh

[White Dog_imp]

My clutch lever was most friendly tonight as the RLET slide on with a tad of dishwasher soap in about 30 seconds. The brake lever, however, wanted to be very contrary and I bet I tried to install the RLET for over 20 minutes! I took a long break and decided to tackle it again. This time, I tied the brake lever to the grip and put on a pair of plastic gloves. Don't ask me how, but I managed to get it on in about 1 minute, twisting and grunting and voila! it popped in place They do look nice!

[Cormanus]

It's the twisting and grunting that does the trick.

[the Ferret]

" They do look nice"


Yes they do!