Very nice, thanks for the help.

Thanks straight to the point

I bought a foldable lever from taobao about 20sgd and fix it myself. Had been using it for 6 month now still looking good. Hehe most of my bike accessories I bought from there. Crashbar, mud guard, bar end, throttle and belly pan

Can you link them

Hey RP, just a little question for u. I saw that you are parking your bikes in open area? Do u cover all your bikes with a canvas? Especially during raining season like now. (Dec)

@ReizePrimus

6 жыл бұрын

I used to, but nope, nowadays I don't because there isn't really a point. Bikes are meant to be ridden in the rain. Water isn't going to destroy it.

@zlyy814

6 жыл бұрын

I see, since it is raining almost everyday now, will the rain corrode the bike? (I mean long term without covering)

@ReizePrimus

6 жыл бұрын

ZLYY , if you ride often or daily, the important parts won’t corrode that fast even if you dont cover. If you only ride once a month, a cover wont help against corrosion because of water vapour. A cover is mostly for cosmetic protection against sunlight damage that will cause your plastic to fade in color or turn yellow.

@zlyy814

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the input! :D

Another cheapskate brethren here. Hi-five. Sometimes, you will need to modify the levers abit. I had to file mine down to fit. But for the money, can't complain. Haha..

@ReizePrimus

6 жыл бұрын

RubberTyres , haha, the little L plate on the levers i bought that was supposed to hit the brake light switch dropped off from the levers because it was loose. Me and my friend jerry rigged a simple DIY knob to press the switch with a hot glue gun and extra wire crimps.

@christianfinley9586

5 жыл бұрын

How is the clutch lever holding up? I think i bought the same ones off ebay. Have not installed yet. Someone told me they were not good, so i just moved the stock lever in to accomplish the "shortening" i was looking for lol

@ReizePrimus

5 жыл бұрын

I’ve already gotten rid of the bike late last year. But it worked very well for the one year i had it on. Honestly levers are really simple parts on a bike, its almost impossible for them to fail no matter the manufacturer unless it was made out of cardboard.