Keeping my new snazzy Pazzos new

[Trent]

OK so I got my new sexy Pazzos in the mail and they are on. But I like to grab a bit of clutch when I shift and so the long Pazzo hits the stock bar end and makes a metal on metal sound. I dont have a problem with this but over time I see something giving and I dont want to wear any finishes off. What should I do? Learn to go with a lighter left squeeze? Anyone else have this issue? In the interm I put a little square of gorilla tape over the lever contact area but I am thinking ahead to a real solution.?????

 

[card16969]

cant you just adjust them out further?

 

[GIXERHP]

They all do it!

 

[Ludicrous Speed]

A friend dipped his in the rubber stuff you coat tools with. Flat black and hardly noticable on the very tip

 

[cheferman65]

A friend dipped his in the rubber stuff you coat tools with. Flat black and hardly noticable on the very tip

Sounds naughty...

 

[sportcustoms71]

someone's mind is in the gutter

 

[red1100cc]

dip the tip!

 

[lil charlie]

Come on baby.......just the tip!

 

[Ludicrous Speed]

 

[AJAY]

I put a small adhesive-backed rubber pad on the handlebar end where the lever hit. Not because I wanted to save the finish so much as I hated the clicking. It's been on there for a year.

 

[Trent]

OK, I bumbled around in the garage and it looks like an o-ring will do the trick if I locate it in the groove between the grip and the bar end. I need to find one with a little bigger cross section but it works. The only one I had was about 1/8 X section so I'll take it to the hardware store and super size it.

 

[Trent]

A friend dipped his in the rubber stuff you coat tools with. Flat black and hardly noticable on the very tip

Good idea, thanks

 

[dadofthree]

They should be adjustable or you could have bought the shorties

 

[cheferman65]

someone's mind is in the gutter

Always:tongue3: