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kildareman said:
I'll have to search my eBay purchases. It wasn't a named brand from memory but had something like "titanium look" in the title.
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Tons of Made in China products out there, most all problematic... But people would rather spend less, rather than pay for parts that work 100% in my experience. I get it until I see this type of issue over and over and over again. ;)
 
kildareman said:
I don't recall seeing any levers in the shop when searching v7 850 filter.
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I pulled them because we didn’t sell any. Everyone buys Chinese. We are a Pazzo dealer along with hundreds of other products I won’t waste time on, due to the cheap-junk-product pricing game. ;)
Rizoma makes some really nice ones linked below. We’ve sold one set to date since 2017.

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RIZOMA 3D Brake-Clutch LEVERS

RIZOMA 3D LEVERS Rizoma's 3D levers are multi-angle CNC-machined giving them a beautiful profile which provides great grip and feel. These fit the '17+ V7 III models - BLACK/BLACK or SILVER/BLACK. May fit the older models (not GT verified yet). Pricing shown for ONE pair (2 levers as shown). Not...
gtmotocycles.com gtmotocycles.com
 
Mayakovski said:
Pazzo levers (Todd might sell them) are fantastic. Beautiful, bulletproof and very comfortable. I replaced both stock levers on my V7 III with them and they are well worth the cost.
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I've been eyeing a set of those. Did you go with the long or short version? My inclination is to go long, seems like they may suit the aesthetic of the bike better.
 
DK90 said:
I've been eyeing a set of those. Did you go with the long or short version? My inclination is to go long, seems like they may suit the aesthetic of the bike better.
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I went with the shorties. They fit my hand beautifully and are very comfortable. And given the quality they will likely outlast the bike itself.
 
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