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Old 03-06-2009, 07:19 AM
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Default Chrome or Billet Brake and shift levers
I'm looking to replace my brake and shift levers with something a little better looking than stock. I'm having a problem trying to locate a company that makes a matching set. Kury seems to carry one or the other, any help you can lend would be appreciated.
 
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Old 03-06-2009, 11:19 AM
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Not sure which Kuryakyn catalog you are looking at but they have a couple of matching sets (Liberator, Girder, E-Z) and then you can always look at HD, www.E-ZBrake.com, www.waltersworkshop.com
Those are just a few to look at !!!
 
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Thanks Peppa..I was looking online at the Kuryakan stuff I'll have to pull the catalog out the girder is what I was looking for.
 
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i went with the e z brake looks awesome-ride safe
 
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Soft Brake has matching sets too.
 
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I went with the EZ brake and EZ shift, they look awesome in my opinion, and they are functional, they give you extra room on the boards!

Good luck!
 
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Why not go for the HD black levers? They look great. IMO
 
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