Shorty levers ?
- Thread starter poelinca
- Start date
If it's the same as my '13 then any lever that will fit any of the bike in the picture will work for the brake.
For the clutch I just ordered a Zeta lever.
Here are the Zeta part numbers for both in a folding lever.
Brake : ZE41-3206 (Nissin master cylinder)
Clutch : ZE42-3185 (AJP clutch lever, the same with GAS GAS trial)
I'm not sure if they are considered shorty or not.
For the clutch I just ordered a Zeta lever.
Here are the Zeta part numbers for both in a folding lever.
Brake : ZE41-3206 (Nissin master cylinder)
Clutch : ZE42-3185 (AJP clutch lever, the same with GAS GAS trial)
I'm not sure if they are considered shorty or not.
poelinca
New member
I don't really need them to be very short, just shorter than the original.
The left hand side hand guard cant be properly torqued down because the clutch lever is way to long (longer than the break lever).
Zeta's look nice and shorter from the pics, i'll have to check out the parts numbers between '13 and '14 and see if they match, i'll probably email them and see what they say. Shipping from Jap to EU would probably turn out a bit expensive and long, but that will have to do if they match and can't find a source around here.
Thanks for the fast replies
coopernicus
Platinum Level Site Supporter
I have a Moose Racing shorty clutch lever that is listed for GG up to 2007 but it looks like an exact fit for my 2014 300. If you wish, I can install the lever and tell you if the lever fits properly. You can search on part number 0613-0016 or 1CDGS17...
Eric
Eric
poelinca
New member
0613-0016 Moose Racing Clutch lever is listed to fit '14 TXT models, i need to check if they have the same GG part number or if they are interchangeable between TXT and EC, witch might be the case. And they are very cheep too ... great find
That would be great if you can try it out, just no rush since i'm going to buy it next month. So when you have the free time
scratch250
Gold Level Site Supporter
A hacksaw and file do wonders. Free too if you have the tools already.
eff
Silver Level Site Supporter
That's what I did to my clutch.
poelinca
New member
That's what it's going to happen this weekend, but eventually next month i would like to replace them both levers.
Jacob 'Berg
Member
Right angle grinder with a cut-off wheel if you do not want to saw for 10 minutes. Just sayin...
desertgasser300
Banned
Cut that knob off the end, like Jacob says with a grinder!!! That's the first thing to go on my new-ish bikes/levers.
P.S. Jacob, check your texts. What part of CO? And did you get that new bike yet??
scratch250
Gold Level Site Supporter
10 minutes! It's a 1/2" of soft ass aluminum. I don't even remove them, soft ass shit cuts like butter. Don't be a puss, just hack and smooth out with a file. Easy sleazy.
coopernicus
Platinum Level Site Supporter
I was able to successfully install on my 2014 300E the Moose shorty clutch lever as described in my prior post. Please note, I did not use the stock clutch adjustment screw as I was trying for a quick check. Instead, I used an S3 adjustment screw which has a larger head allowing it to be adjusted with fingers. This screw interfered with the large switch assembly requiring some additional adjustment. In sum: The Moose shorty clutch lever works, it is inexpensive, and only requires a little adjustment if you are using an S3 adjustment screw. Good luck finding the lever in Europe! If you do, you will be happy!
Eric
Eric
poelinca
New member
This is great news! Thanks a million, too bad you are half way across the globe ... it will be impossible to reward you with a couple of cold beers.
memphis2857
New member
I have a stock AJP clutch lever that came with my bike. Not sure why GasGas would send an AJP spare when my bike has a Brembo clutch. If someone needs it I would be glad to sell it for close to the cost of a replacement Brembo for my bike
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