looking to buy levers and wondering whats the difference between the two, asv or pazzo.
i do like the asv but which is best?

PAZZO lever are 6 position adjustable, ASV are infinitely adjustable. I am not sure about the warranty on the PAZZO but the ASV have a lifetime warranty and state they are unbreakable, however the Pazzo are cheaper and still give you a lot of adjust-ability. I think it is more a manner of preference and what you want to pay. I have the ASV levers and love them!

Vmaxmercer

thanks Vmaxmercer
i do like the asv but isnt there a problem with the spring giving way as posted by another member.

Yes and no, myself and another member had the return spring break on the clutch lever. however that being said it has a lifetime warranty, so I called my dealer where I purchased it and had a new one in 2 days at no cost to me!

Vmaxmercer

I have the Pazzo's and love them. Yes, they only have 6 different positions as compared to infinate posistions as the ASV's do, but really, I doubt you'd miss that. They are more cost efficent and look and feel great. My 2 cents.

BadMax wrote:


Good point I agree and I have the ASV levers, but one of the main reasons I see for purchasing ASV is there lifetime warranty! As for the feel I can only say that the ASV lever feel great aswell.

Vmaxmercer

I looked at both the Pazzo and ASV levers before I purchased. I chose ASV because of the stealth look (flat color) and the shape of the lever. Honestly, both are quality pieces and a huge improvement over stock levers.

I did have a spring break on the brake lever, and took it to the Yami dealer where I purchased them and had a replacement in 2 days, no charge.

www.starvmax.com/forum/12-general-vmax-d...-levers-beware#86205

I agree with vmaxmercer, it's a matter of personal preference.

Hey,

I must be Old School Hardcore ? Or maybe just Old ?

QTip said I was 80 the other day, Maybe I am ?

Art put those Pazzo Levers on Alter's bike. They have those fancy little RED ajusting levers that ajust a 1/2 inch--What For ?

Far as I Know there's two clutch and two brake positions--In and Out--and On and Off !!

And how come the front brake lever is too short ? You can only grab it with your first two fingers !

Mark

My buddy taught me the technique of riding with only 2 fingers on Both levers a couple years ago(with the levers rolled forward a bit). Once you get used to that you'll never go back..... Great thread since im intersested in changing levers...

Well, like many have said, it really comes down to personal preferance, as both company's have quality products. I was on a fence for months and finally pulled the trigger on the Pazzo's because I liked the looks better than the ASV levers. The only thing I didn't like about the ASV, was the actual logo in white was too big I thought. Pazzo has smaller logo, and it's on the inside of the lever, so if it's important for others to know you have custom levers, they can still see the logo when walking around the bike. Plus, I liked the black with red adusters, because it finished the scheme of the bike with the seat and ret stitching in it. But, just enough contrast not to be gawdy, in my humble opinion. Obviously, you can order the adjusters in any color combo you want. I really like the actual feel of the levers as well. I have small hands, and on setting 3, it's perfect for me with the two finger method of riding. I also have the standard length levers. Hope this helps.