adjustable clutch / brake levers

[Elle]

Does anyone use them?
I have a F650GS twin & am considering buying the Wunderlich versions as I only have small hands & on a tight turn (eg a u-turn in a car park), I struggle with managing the clutch.
Lever Clutch Adjustable
Are there alternative makes worth investigating?

 

[bondyzf]

Have a look at asv levers and pazzo levers elle

Cheaper also

 

[Gnits]

I got the Wunderlich ones and while they are nicely adjustable they don't quite do what I want. They are a doddle to fit though even for a div like me.
I wanted to move the bite point further from the handlebars so I only need two fingers but it seems the bite point of the clutch changes even on the same 25 min trip quite a bit for some reason known only to pixies.

 

[Elle]

Thanks guys

I got the Wunderlich ones and while they are nicely adjustable they don't quite do what I want. They are a doddle to fit though even for a div like me.
I wanted to move the bite point further from the handlebars so I only need two fingers but it seems the bite point of the clutch changes even on the same 25 min trip quite a bit for some reason known only to pixies.

Interesting. Is it really easy to adjust, could something else be moving the adjuster?


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[Gnits]

Yes it is easy to adjust , same as a normal lever. The difference is that these ones have a better angle up to the grip, plus you can make them shorter or longer. I have a feeling the bite point issue is related to the clutch but I don't see how unless the clutch plate is not sitting quite right. V confusing!

 

[oblertone]

I put some ...

... on Jaq's F650 and she reckons they made a world of difference, not in function but in confidence. Knowing she could grab the brake or clutch without having to rotate her hands or consciously shift her grip made all the difference. Highly recommended

 

[Elle]

thank you - I'll have to do a few more hours of overtime