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 Non Aero Road Brake Levers Pair NEW NOS White  US $9.99
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1998-2009 Honda Shadow Spirit Aero ACE VT750 PL Levers List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $13.99  |
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High Quality Brake and Clutch Levers. Easy installation! Brake lever installs using your existing pivot, the brass sleave simply slides out. Material: High Quality Billet Aluminum Color: Polish Fitment: 2009 Honda VT750 C/C2/C2F/CA 2008 Honda VT750 C2/C2F, VT750 C/CA Shadow Spirit 750 2007 Honda VT750 C2/C2F, VT750DCA Shadow Spirit 2006 Honda VT750 DCA/DCB Shadow Spirit, VT750 C/CA Shadow AERO 2005 Honda VT750 DCA/DCB Shadow Spirit, VT750 C/CA Shadow AERO 2004 Honda VT750 C/CA Shadow AERO 2003 Honda VT750 CDC/CDD Shadow ACE Deluxe, VT750 CDA/CDB Shadow ACE Deluxe 2002 Honda VT750 CDC/CDD Shadow ACE Deluxe, VT750 CDA/CDB Shadow ACE Deluxe 2001 Honda VT750 CD/CD2, VT750DC Shadow Spirit 2000 Honda VT750C Shadow, VT750 CD/CD2 Shadow Deluxe 1999 Honda VT750C Shadow, VT750 CD/CD2 Shadow Deluxe 1998 Honda VT750C Shadow, VT750 CD/CD2 Shadow Deluxe Quantity: 1 pair (Left & Right) |
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Motion Pro Brake Lever - Polished 14-0201 List Price: $8.95 Sale Price: $6.92 |
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Meets or exceeds OEM specsMade from aircraft A-360 die cast aluminumPackaged in attractive clam shell display cardsThis Item Fits the Following Applications:2008 Honda VTX1800T2008 Honda VTX1800R2008 Honda VTX1800N2008 Honda VTX1800F2008 Honda VTX1800C2008 Honda VTX1300R2008 Honda VTX1300C2008 Honda VT750C2 Shadow Spirit2008 Honda VT750C Shadow Aero2007 Honda VTX1800T2007 Honda VTX1800R2007 Honda VTX1800N2007 Honda VTX1800F2007 Honda VTX1800C2007 Honda VTX1300S2007 Honda VTX1300R2007 Honda VTX1300C2007 Honda VT750DC Shadow Spirit2007 Honda VT750C2 Shadow Spirit2007 Honda VT750C Shadow Aero2007 Honda VT600CD Shadow VLX Deluxe2007 Honda VT600C Shadow VLX2007 Honda VT1100C2 Shadow Sabre2007 Honda VT1100C Shadow Spirit2007 Honda FSC600 Silver Wing2006 Honda VTX1800S2006 Honda VTX1800R2006 Honda VTX1800N2006 Honda VTX1800F2006 Honda VTX1800C2006 Honda VTX1300S2006 Honda VTX1300R2006 Honda VTX1300C2006 Honda VT750DC Shadow Spirit2006 Honda VT750C Shadow Aero2006 Honda VT600CD Shadow VLX Deluxe2006 Honda VT600C Shadow VLX2006 Honda VT1100C2 Shadow Sabre2006 Honda VT1100C Shadow Spirit2006 Honda FSC600 Silver Wing2005 Honda VTX1800S2005 Honda VTX1800R2005 Honda VTX1800N2005 Honda VTX1800F2005 Honda VTX1800C2005 Honda VTX1300S2005 Honda VTX1300R2005 Honda VTX1300C2005 Honda VT750DC Shadow Spirit2005 Honda VT750C Shadow Aero2005 Honda VT600CD Shadow VLX Deluxe2005 Honda VT600C Shadow VLX2005 Honda VT1100C2 Shadow Sabre2005 Honda VT1100C Shadow Spirit2005 Honda FSC600 Silver Wing2004 Honda VTX1800S2004 Honda VTX1800R2004 Honda VTX1800N2004 Honda VTX1800C2004 Honda VTX1300S2004 Honda VTX1300C2004 Honda VT750C Shadow Aero2004 Honda VT600CD Shadow VLX |
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2004-2009 Honda VT750C Aero 750 Motorcycle Brake Lever [Polished Aluminum] List Price: $14.29 Sale Price: $12.99 |
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BikeMaster Brake Lever Made of Tough High Quality 6061-T6 AluminumEngineered to Exact Original Equipment (O.E.) SpecificationsStronger Than Stock Part and an Excellent ValueWe Offer Bike Master Brake Levers in Black and Polished Aluminum. See Our Store for More Options. |
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Cane Creek SCR-5 Road Brake Levers List Price: $42.00 |
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Forged 6061 aluminum lever and ergonomic rubber hood. Sold in pairs. Features: SCR-5 are standard dimensions SCR-5c is compact for small hands |
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Cane Creek 200 TT Time Trial Levers (Pair), Black List Price: $33.00 Sale Price: $24.99 |
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The Cane Creek 200TT Reverse Lever works with caliper or cantilever brakes and includes external cable routing.Fits bar I.D. of 19-21mmAll reverse levers work with caliper or cantilever brakesAll reverse levers have external cable routingItem Specifications- LeftBrake Lever ActuationShort PullBrake Lever UseLeftItem Specifications- RightBrake Lever ActuationShort PullBrake Lever UseRightCableRoad |
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Dia-Compe Non-Aero List Price: $10.82 |
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Dia-Compe Non-Aero Brake Lever Hood. Features: Not compatible with "safety" levers |
Featured Article:
Road bikes (sometimes known in the UK and some other countries as "racing bikes") are lightweight bikes designed for speedy on relatively smooth terrain. These bikes are equipped with narrow wheels and tyres pumped to high pressure, and shaped (including drop handlebars) such that the rider sits in an aerodynamic, stretched-out position. Furthermore the brake-levers and gear shifters are often positioned sich that you can reach them without taking your hands off the handlebars, and hence make speedy gear changes.
Although riding one of these bikes, especially at speed, can be a lot of fun, road bikes are not usually the best choice for urban commuting. The bikes do tend to be relatively delicate, the range of gear ratios may not be sufficient if there are steep hills in your area, and the the brakes may not be good enough for emergency stops.
Another thing to bear in mind is that road bikes don't usually have mudguards, or even the capacity to attach them - as a result, you can't simply hop on your bike in your work clothes and expect the mudguards to protect them. Furthermore, road bikes made not have braze-ons for a carry rack, and even if you can attach a rack directly to the frame, you do need to remember that road bikes are not designed to carry heavy loads.
In short, if you're looking for a sturdy durable bike, then a road bike may not be the best choice for you, and perhaps you ought to consider a mountain bike or a hybrid bike. On the other hand, if you think you'll enjoy zipping through country lanes at speed, then a road bike is the ideal choice.
By S. Tanna. First published at http://www.guide2cycling.com/p1_articles_kit_road_bikes.php
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2010 Suzuki Kizashi Road Test Review
Aggressively styled and pleasingly proportioned, it previewed a semi-upscale "D-segment" sport sedan. In the global auto business, the C-segment is compact cars, and the size-up D class is what we know as midsize-the incredibly competitive field of both family and sporty sedans. And, with a powerful, aero-slick design theme characterized as "a dynamic athlete in motion," this concept clearly showed that Suzuki's coming flagship sedan would be aimed at the emotional end of the scale. Japanese automaker Suzuki chose the mid-2007 Frankfurt (Germany) Motor Show to unveil a most interesting new concept car called Kizashi. They said its name was Japanese for "prelude" or "foretaste" and that it foretold of something coming from a company known better here for its motorcycles, ATVs and outboard motors than for its small cars and SUVs.
An even more aggressive Concept Kizashi 2 followed at the October Tokyo Motor Show then a third variation debuted at the March, 2008 New York Auto Show. This one, Concept Kizashi 3, was much tamer and more production-realistic. It looked, in fact, a lot like the real thing is now hitting the market and demonstrated Suzuki was serious about taking on the well-established entries in the U.S. market's most competitive car class. Inside, the fits and materials are generally good, though not up to typical Euro-sedan standards, and the seats are handsome and nicely supportive with available leather trim. The instrument panel's major gauges have a precision look: Its faux brushed-aluminum-rimmed center stack echoes the front grille's rounded-V shape, and its controls are intuitively easy to see, reach and operate. We appreciated the nicely cushioned three-spoke steering wheel with handy spoke-mounted audio and other controls.
The only engine residing beneath that power-dome hood for now is a willing 2.4-liter aluminum four good for 185 horses with a standard 6-speed manual transaxle, or five ponies fewer with the available continuously variable transmission (CVT). Rare in this size and price class, the option of Suzuki's latest "intelligent" all-wheel drive (i-AWD) can improve both bad-weather traction and cornering capability. The systems constantly variable front-to-rear torque split is a function of a number of factors, including wheel slippage, throttle and steering input.
Standard on the sub-$20K base Kizashi S are push-button start, steering wheel audio controls, dual-zone climate control and a split-folding rear seat with a pass-through for long objects such as skis. Standard safety features include Electronic Stability Program (ESP), anti-lock brakes with electronic brake-force distribution and a class-leading set of eight airbags.
The next-level SE adds the CVT automatic transmission, 17-inch tires on alloy wheels, a 10-way power driver?s seat with three-position memory, cruise control and leather wrapping on the steering wheel, shifter and parking brake lever. The sport-oriented GTS offers 18-inch wheels and tires, power moonroof, fog lamps, a 425-watt Rockford-Fosgate audio system with integrated Bluetooth hands-free phone capability and a choice of manual or CVT transmission, the latter with paddle shifters for manual gear selection. The top-of-the-line SLS features leather seating, three-stage heated seats, a four-way power passenger seat, heated mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, rear parking sensors and automatic on/off headlamps.
We spent 7 days driving a 6-speed manual AWD Kizashi GTS locally and beyond and came away impressed. We have found Suzuki's small cars and SUVs lively in spirit, especially the sporty AWD SX4s, and good in most ways-but we had no idea what to expect from their first foray into midsize sedan territory.
We found it less than plush yet surprisingly comfy and quiet, well put together and fun to drive. The manual gearbox shifted surely and crisply, and the 4-cylinder engine performed well at lower RPMs but tended to run out of breath at higher engine speeds. On-road handling was good, steering precise, and braking strong and stable as needed. A bit smaller inside and out than typical midsize sedans, it?s no limo but sufficient in back for full-size adults.
We later enjoyed an opportunity to put a group of Kizashis (manual and CVT, FWD and AWD) and key competitors through a series of handling tests and a handful of laps at Virginia International Raceway (VIR), near Danville, VA. They performed impressively and (not surprisingly, since the tests were designed by enthusiastic Suzuki engineers) better overall than the selected high-volume competitors on hand. The highlight was a couple of fast track laps in a prototype V-6 powered Kizashi that likely foretells of future availability.
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Is this road bike worth it? *from bikesdirect.com*?
http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/mercier/galaxy_al8.htm
Okay so just in case it didn't work. This is the information:
2009 Mercier Galaxy AL
Frame:
Road Tuned T7 Double-Butted Aluminum, features bottle cage mounts, rear rack mounts and replaceable rear derailleur hanger
Fork:
Kinesis StraightBlade Carbon Fiber 700c with 1 inch steerer tube
Rims:
DA22 Black Anodized AERO Profile Technology, DoubleWall, Machined Sidewalls for enhanced braking power
Shifters:
Shimano STI ST2203 Black Polished (integrated brake and shift levers)
Brakes:
Tektro 510AG Forged Aluminum Dual Pull
Hubs:
Comp Sealed Bearing Forged Aluminum
It's priced at $495.97
This is for my father by the way.
Yeah it's worth it. Well worth it. If he wants a road bike, and if it fits him. Fit is First.
If he isn't sure what size he needs, a trip to the local bike shop can fix that. Stand over height and top tube length are the most important sizing components. But nothing can really substitute for test riding.
Updated: Scott Plasma 30
Superlight time trial ride
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