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Old 11-19-2007 | 08:49 PM
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EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

which one do you guys run?

the inline EZ-pull
the lever/perch
or both?

Old 11-19-2007 | 08:50 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Both of em
Old 11-19-2007 | 09:09 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

i have just an ez-pull inline. but i've heard from three people locally who have used them and have had them break. so i am looking to buy the lever/perch as safe precaution!
Old 11-19-2007 | 09:23 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

inline = all bad.. I wouldnt use it
Old 11-19-2007 | 09:29 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

yeah i kept hearing the inline breaks so i just got the lever and i love it:YEAH
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

ok that makes 5 testimonys im going for the msr raptor shorty lever :D
Old 11-19-2007 | 10:22 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

i dont think they were hating on the moose LEVER, just the "inline system" they have in addition to making an ez pull lever... i was under the impression the msr vs moose lever was they were both good, and both break easy. just personal preference. correct me if i'm wrong....
Old 11-19-2007 | 10:24 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

if you get the MSR, make sure you get the new design, its way better than the olds one
Old 11-19-2007 | 10:46 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

i use both. the inline makes the most difference. how the hell would an inline system fail though, its just a pully. i could see a clutch cable snapping from wear cause it wasnt installed properly, but that could happen with just the lever...

id def recommend the inline and i know tons of people that run em, never heard of any breaking.
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

everyone i know broke there adjuster puttin on the msr lever. i know better if i ever get a new one but it stays in ezpull mode neway
Old 11-19-2007 | 11:40 PM
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Yeah the EZpull's break mine and 2 other prople i know had theres break
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by DSOG Thomas
inline = all bad.. I wouldnt use it
what you u recommend then?
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by gixxer601
everyone i know broke there adjuster puttin on the msr lever. i know better if i ever get a new one but it stays in ezpull mode neway
+1 on breaking and +1 on staying on e-z
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

do the levers eat cables as well? what parts are breaking while using the levers?
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by DirtyToes
which one do you guys run?

the inline EZ-pull
the lever/perch
or both?

they both break.....

extend your clutch release lever ,making it longer increases the leverage and makes it a permenant ez pull that will never break...

heres mine on my 636 but the f41 is pretty much the same thing

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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by old man roger
they both break.....

extend your clutch release lever ,making it longer increases the leverage and makes it a permenant ez pull that will never break...

heres mine on my 636 but the f41 is pretty much the same thing

idgt...can you explain more in detail?
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by DirtyToes
idgt...can you explain more in detail?
ok ....

see the part my cable is hooked too ,you cut the flat part in half then you weld in 5/8 of an inch of steel to make it longer and thats it ...

5/8 is on a 636 ,i think an f4i is more like a 1/2 inch because there isn't quite enough room for more then that
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

hhmmmm interesting info

bump for more opinions on it..?
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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by old man roger
ok ....

see the part my cable is hooked too ,you cut the flat part in half then you weld in 5/8 of an inch of steel to make it longer and thats it ...

5/8 is on a 636 ,i think an f4i is more like a 1/2 inch because there isn't quite enough room for more then that
wish i could do that that on my 04 gixxer

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Re: EZ Pull inline, lever, or both?

Originally Posted by imafrogg420
hhmmmm interesting info

bump for more opinions on it..?
oppinions ?

it works it never breaks what more do you need to know...lol



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