Tips for lever angle

[Flows]

Hi folks, any tips for how to get more down angle for my brake and clutch bar levers.
I am maxed out on the controls hitting the banjo bolt heads etc. Any cleaver suggestions?
If I get this resolved with shimming/spacers etc. What shorty leavers are recommended for size 9 long hands?

 

[Rojo]

Question about Levers? | Busa Mods

Im interested in changing up the levers on my new busa. I was sitting in NYC traffic a few days ago and my wrists were starting to get sore. Plus the stock one's just aren't that nice. My question is what would be a good company to go with (Iv heard PAZZO) and would it be best to get the...

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[sixpack577]

ASV levers have the finest adjustment range of any lever, and now they are making levers to fit Brembo MC's!
I will be buying one for my RCS17.
I have used ASV's on several machines in the last couple decades, and they are excellent.
I wear xl gloves and prefer the shorty levers too, and I slide the mc or lever perch away from the grips, as I like to use one or 2 fingers on each lever, and keep the others on the grips.
I also adjust the brake and clutch so that their engagement point is far from the bars, and I can pull them in without crushing my fingers on the grips.
There also isn't anything that you can really do about the lack of room to roll the levers down more, other than replace parts.
I like the levers low too, so my fingers just fall on them, without having to lift them up, over, and on to the levers.
And as said, Suzuki did the same stupid thing on the current gen Gsxr1k's too.

 

[Rojo]

Risers: Heli Bars vs. Genmar | Busa Mods

I've had a 1.25" thick Genmar riser on my for about 6 weeks Not a lot of time riding them with all the winter weather, but enough to know they were tons more comfortable for me than the stock bars. Note that this is taller of the two Genmar risers. Still, I wasn't too thrilled with that big...

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