Quote from: Triple J on March 11, 2009, 02:47:44 PM
I don't know...I only included the link so you could see what they looked like.

Call Sonny at Ducati Seattle...he can tell you what they have in stock for your bike, and how much they cost. I couldn't find an internet link for these levers listing Ducati (in my 30 seconds of searching  ).

Mine have this....   pics

Quote from: mrplease on March 11, 2009, 01:02:32 PM
i had talked to robert morales, the owner of ASV and he assured me that they fixed that problem on the newer levers and they did not have that problem any more. i told him i heard about this problem on the forums and i was concerned about it. he said they redesigned it for the 696 and he personally went to the ducati dealership and tested them out on the 696, and they work fine now. i'm just going by what he told me..

Seems like the guys at ASV are on the ball then 

Anyone wanna buy a cheap set of near-new silver Pazzos - lol ?? 

So looks like the concensous is ASV or Pazzo? Any reason? I like the short style and all the option for color that the Pazzos have. This may take a while to choose...

i'm going to order the asv's today! thats it! the black levers with the black dial from moto mummy. i'm going with the standard length. the ones i saw were shortys and they looked a little short and fat, which looked a little akward to me...

i just don't like the jeweled finish on the pazzos & i don't like the color combos on the crg's...

i'll post once i officially place the order...

well, i finally pulled the trigger. just ordered mine a few minutes ago and it figures i ordered the most expensive levers out of the three i narrowed them down to.

got the asv unbreakable levers. long ones with the black lever and black adjuster.

i'll post pics once i get them installed...

just got my asv levers today! will post pics once installed! very impressed with the quality of the levers...

Might be a foolish question but would levers for a 696 fit a S2R1K ?

S2R800 - maybe.
S2R1K - sorry, nope.

I'm rocking these (I know they don't count as "aftermarket" since they are Brembo's, but they are upgraded Master's, and I really like the feel. I will upgrade to folding levers eventually):

Quote from: mrplease on March 14, 2009, 04:18:42 PM
just got my asv levers today! will post pics once installed! very impressed with the quality of the levers...

...and they do have the little tab for the clutch interlock switch then....? it's not clear in your pics.

yup, i just hope it fits. i will be getting these installed this week and i'll let you know...

just so you guys know...

ATTENTION TO EVERYONE CONSIDERING ASV LEVERS!!!!

i was kind of scarred to order these for a while because i heard from member here who intalled them, that the neutral kill switch "nub" thingy wouldn't fit right and i would have to install the lever without it. so basically i wouldn't be able to start the bike in gear, only neutral. well i had talked to robert morales, the owner of asv and designer of these levers and told him about the problem and told him that was the reason why i hadn't bought the levers already. well he said he would get it working right. anyway about 2 weeks later he gave me a call said the problem was fixed and he went to the local ducati dealership and personally installed the levers on a 696 there and tested it out and said it was working fine now!

well i just got them installed on the bike today, and he was right! levers work perfect. i can start the bike as long as the clutch is pulled in. just like the stock levers.

anyway i will post pics once i take some!!!

ive got the pazzo's on my 696 which will be for sale soon ( titanium with black knobs short ) what i liked about them is the knob to adjust lever is easy to adjust while riding to amuse myself i was adjusting the levers without looking down by just moving my thumb to the knobs.

saw a guy on my way to work one day, he was riding a chopper, his brake levers were shaped like brass knuckles.  I always thought that would be fun to have on my bike, but I can't find them anywhere to see how they fabbed them up.


Andy