Adjustable levers

I just got these ones.....

jerryfudd wrote:I just got these ones.....

Do these fit the Brembo then?

yup - although I've emailed them about the reach on the clutch lever as it's far too far but will more than likely just be a different adaptor plate.

Where did you manage to find them then?
Personally I find the standard reach on the clutch ok, I guess 'cos it's pretty light. But the brake I find a bit touch and go, especially with bulky winter gloves and heated grips on there.

only got them as the ones I had were bent but managed to pick up some replacement stock ones since then so not sure which I'm going to use as it'll only be a fair weather bike and don't really have a problem with the stock ones...

Hi!
Quick questionou: i have and R model, same cylinder as the T?
DroPed the bike yesterday and Bent the brake lever and if I'm going to replace it, might as well buy adjustable and folding ones. 

Thanks in advance

Both R & T are the same nissin front brake. The change to brembo happened when they went to a rear disc instead of drum brake.

anyone had any joy sourcing decent adjustables for our brembo bikes yet?

geewhizz wrote:anyone had any joy sourcing decent adjustables for our brembo bikes yet?

my ones that I posted up?

how you finding the reach on them now? I'd like them to be shorter than standard. where did u get them from?

they sell shorties too....... in my opinion on the closest setting the clutch feels stock distance so you wouldn't want it any further out but the brake is very adjustable and usually have that set at half way

jerryfudd wrote:

geewhizz wrote:anyone had any joy sourcing decent adjustables for our brembo bikes yet?

my ones that I posted up?

where did you get them from?

eBay, seller is avbd-moto in France

I can only see the folding ones on eBay at the moment, try their website or send a message.

pretty sure they cost about the £50 mark

jerryfudd wrote:eBay, seller is avbd-moto in France

got a link? cant find him.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Adjustable-Folding-Flip-Up-Levers-Lever-Pair-Black-CNC-HONDA-CB-500-1991-2003-/121520174044?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1c4b2ab3dc

http://avdb-moto.fr/shop/en/

^ cheers pal. 

just to be sure mention the R22 adapter for the brake lever which is the interchangeable bit with the cup for the brembo

jerryfudd wrote:yup - although I've emailed them about the reach on the clutch lever as it's far too far but will more than likely just be a different adaptor plate.

i'm considering getting myself a pair of adjustable levers similar to yours.
which adapter plate did you end up with for the adjustable clutch lever?
i would prefer the reach of the clutch lever to be quite less than the stock one.
and for the brake lever i should mention the r22 adapter plate since it's a brembo?

Thats right dado_dassler

Just be careful you order what you actually want as they also do 'flip up' levers aswell as shorties.

Dan

I'm going to get this together with other parts 
http://anunaki-parts.com/en/118-levers

I have a 2015 cb500f tho

I've been reading through this post, even though it's about 4 years old I hope to find some help here.

I am in the search of new levers for my 2003 CB500 and I've just received some in the mail today, they were ordered from "the2wheels" to fit a 600 Hornet.

These levers however are way too thick to fit into the socket.

From what I've read it seems like it's because my motorcycle is equipped with a Brembo caliber instead of a Nissin one?

Did anyone find some levers to fit the Brembo caliber? And what other bikes does those fit, so I can easily track them down


 - Dygo

@jerryfudd found some.

Scroll up the page & most of his posts have info on them.

@jerryfudd I know it has been some time since the last post, but did you just Message avdb-moto about the adapter, before placing the order? Or did you place the order and tell them that you needed an adapter?

Anyways when I try and google "R22 Adapter Brembo" Nothing useful pops up? How to find it?