Awsome blue levers

So I ordered the "new to e-bay" "china" Blue anodized levers. Got them buy it now for $34 and free shipping. Levers are very quality and fit Wr perfectly.

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Look good. Like the shortys. Link me?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CNC-Pivot-Brake-Clutch-Levers-For-Yamaha-WR250R-X-2007-2014-Blue-08-09-10-11-12-/111383275192?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&fits=Model%3AWR250R&hash=item19eef5e6b8&vxp=mtr

Any difference in the level of effort to pull these compared to stock levers?

So is it just plug n play with the stock perch?

I remember looking for some levers that would fit with the stock perch in the past but never found any. I want to keep the clutch switch (I find it a useful feature), so these look very interesting indeed!

Yup plug and play. took about five minutes to change and perfect fit. Feels just like stock levers. Love them so far but have not ridden cause winter.

I have the same ones, only done a few short rides but they feel good.
Honestly I was a little disappointed with the fit. Mine flop around a bit.

i ordered up a pair, we'll see what they're link in 30days when the boat from china arrives haha

I bought these in red. They fit as good as the pair of CRG levers I put on my FZ6. The rubber boots will no longer fit though and some parts get exposed to weather/water. I like them though and will leave them on.

They do have a little slop but was expected so not disappointed at all.

i've got some play in mine as well... it isn't too bad


for fitment notes.... the levers are 3 fingers wide for me.... meaning pinky hangs off to teh side

which also means that if i use 1 or 2 fingers on my clutch it crushes at least one of my fingers

i think i'll be ordering a shorty clutch lever

Adjust the lever so its further from the bars with minimal cable free play and you wont crush you fingers anymore...

Cut my lever already after one ride. I always keep one or two fingers on the bars. May cut another half inch off.

Got these installed last week. Very happy with them. Thanks for the suggestion!

Got them aswell, I would like them to be "rounder". They are wery square, which slightly irritates me when riding the gnarly stuff, where I use the clutch a lot.

Yes I noticed the squareness... but I like it - bit easier to control for me.

also have these installed. great $38 spent. fits ok (like mentioned with a little sloppiness but nothing bad), looks great, shorty levers are the way to go!

Told myself I don't need these, I don't need them....I really don't need them....then I hit the buy it now button. Doh

beer goggle wrote:

Told myself I don't need these, I don't need them....I really don't need them....then I hit the buy it now button. Doh

Same thing happened to me, must be something in the air...

beer goggle wrote:

Told myself I don't need these, I don't need them....I really don't need them....then I hit the buy it now button. Doh

Impressed! Arrived on my desk yesterday, thats just under 2 weeks...probably the fastest delivery I've had from 'ol China.

Not had the chance to fit them but I like the look of them. Thanks again for the heads up

Discovered something alarming last night. These levers on the brake side seem to mount in a way that keeps the brake light on. Perhaps I don't have them tweeked the right way - messed with them a bit last night to no avail. I hate thinking that the last couple months I've essentially been riding with my rear brake light always on. I'm a rush-hour commuter highway rider. Anyone else noticed the same or have any solutions? I may try putting a bit of insulation/rubber to try and keep the lever in a neutral position when at rest. Scared the #$% outa me.

Mine did that a bit at first, I stretched the spring a bit, and had to push the brakelight-switch properly in the slot it sits in. I actually think i ziptied it to make sure it would stay there.

Ordered these a few weeks ago for the WRR. Shipping was free and only took a week and a half from China. Amazed with the quality for the price, they fit and work perfectly, look awesome, and feel very nice. Already got a 1000 km trip logged on them this past weekend.

Haven't noticed the brake light issue, but now I'm wondering... Have to run out to the shed when I get home from work.