Clutch and brake levers

[Irish in Oz]

Don't think standard levers have slowed Snapey and myself down, I blame it on old age 

[KiwiCol]

I think carrying a spare set under the seat is a good idea, cheap insurance you hope you never need. So, I just ordered a set of Chinese ones to do just that. Got the long version in black, think about NZD$30.00

[MarkN]

1250 Bandit levers fit the 14 as I discovered after being knocked off last month - I carry spare sets too 

[Tony Nitrous]

Never had stock GSX1400 levers, or I would possibly have left them alone.

Had tasteless pikey gold Pazzo's with damage,
then Busa levers that went back onto a Busa.
If stock levers were $20 delivered to my door I'd be tempted.

My ex-Mrs dropped her SV a couple of times.
I saved the best two levers that only had the ends snapped off and put them under her seat.

[Irish in Oz]

I remember back in the day we used to carry or fitted a spare clutch cable particularily on a tour like Europe.
Anyone got a spare hydraulic kit under the seat.

[grog]

Back in the day i worked as mechanic for driving school. They were forever falling off my bikes, had a fleet of 12. Clutch/ brake lever fix, i drilled holes in broken bits, put brass welding rods in. Used car bog to join. Filed them down, re painted. Perfect job. Did lots of them.

[Tony Nitrous]

I remember back in the day we used to carry or fitted a spare clutch cable particularily on a tour like Europe.
Anyone got a spare hydraulic kit under the seat.

My KDX250 was an ex-enduro competition bike, with a nut job ex-owner.

It came with a spare cable taped onto the original with the ends ready to be swapped over, I thought that was a bit OTT. It also had tubes that were like long sausages and had ends to them, the tubes could be changed with the wheels in place.

[Irish in Oz]

Mousses like my XR has.

[Tony Nitrous]

Mousses like my XR has.

Mine had ends like this. Change the tube without removing the wheel.