Need a new clutch and gear lever - Advise?
Need a new clutch and gear lever - Advise?
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pcn1

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1,321 posts

241 months

Friday 23rd January
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So, as you may know I dropped my 2006 scrambler before Christmas and i need to replace the clutch and gear levers.
Having never bought these items before, should I go genuine Triumph parts, or aftermarket, and if so what are good quality brands to look for ?

My mate said get a gear lever with the folding end, in case I drop it again, bloody cheek ! They are more expensive, so do they really work as intended or can they still snap if you drop it ?

Cheers

Edited by pcn1 on Friday 23 January 09:04


Edited by pcn1 on Friday 23 January 09:04

CHLEMCBC

1,045 posts

39 months

Friday 23rd January
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Anything can snap. The trick is not to keep dropping it!

Rubin215

4,199 posts

178 months

Friday 23rd January
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Ebay is your friend here; pre-loved genuine parts are generally significantly cheaper than brand new and, unless you are keen to go for multi-adjustable bling, genuine is always better than Chinesium.

airsafari87

3,196 posts

204 months

Saturday 24th January
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For good reason quality, non blingy tat at a decent price have a look at the Evotech levers.

They have the added benefit of being foldable too should you ever drop the bike again.

s p a c e m a n

11,537 posts

170 months

Saturday 24th January
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Yeah I do genuine stuff from eBay, sometimes second hand from breakers if the new prices are extortionate.

stang65

494 posts

159 months

Saturday 24th January
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Before doing anything get a price from a dealer for genuine parts. Years ago I needed a brake pedal after a small drop, the genuine Honda part from a dealer made it not worth bothering with secondhand or pattern parts.