IF your clutch is a hydraulic unit, Enduro Engineering has one for about $40. Better than the stocker, and supposed to be a lighter pull. Also, you can try cyclezonektm.com
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Wild Hare, check your e-mails. I sent you the name & phone number of the place that I got my lever at. Mine only cost $7.90 plus .59 tax...total $8.49. I don't know why your aftermarket Flander is going to cost you $14.90, although it is still better than $70.00. :)
So what do you think of the e-rider one? I wish SOMEBODY like the company I WORK FOR (hint hint) would make a 2-finger lever that's more curved like some of the ones for Jap bikes. The E-rider one doesn't look any more curved than mine though. I have the EE lever, no complaints. I've heard rumors they can make your master cylinder wear out because it pushes on it at a different angle but I've also heard that's hogwash.
No, not hogwash, 'Cracker. Extremely high failure rate from easy-pull levers because of the angular attack which will eventually grind away the inside edge of your master cylinder. I'm not trashing Enduro Engineering... I have several EE pieces on my 400exc, but the only way to make the easy-pull is to move the pivot point which alters the angle of approach. Not good. On the other hand, Magura master cylinders have a noticeably high rate of failure anyway... and they are expensive to replace. Mine's leaking right now and I shudder to think that I may have to replace it.
As for easy-to-get aftermarket levers, try Moose or MSR.
I also like EE parts, but I was not impressed with the lever.The angle of approach is too steep, and the shorty lever does not seem to make it any easier to pull. I pressed out the pivot bearing, drilled out my stock lever and pressed in the bearing into the stocker.
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