Originally Posted by Scott982

Here's some pics of it installed on my bike. I normally would have the handbrake on the other side of the clutch but I broke the long lever on my brembo and had to use a shorty for the time being. I tried the clutch lever in both positions and it fits great either way.

Originally Posted by f4ibry

Looks good buddy

Originally Posted by sdsurfn

the lever doesn't feel to short?

Originally Posted by Righteous 1

Thanks, Bry!



I designed this lever more for the guys who run their clutch on the outside, as it is the most popular. Full length lever will be available within the next couple weeks.

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA

Are the corrected perches done? also will a normal MSR lever work on the perch?

Originally Posted by lee majors

that looks dope! i gonna have to set some funds aside for one in the near future

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA

Are the corrected perches done? also will a normal MSR lever work on the perch?

Originally Posted by jcf4i

man u grab inside on your lever????

Originally Posted by Righteous 1

Huh??

Originally Posted by rekdgsxr

new revised perch installed. The angle change is a whole lot better and fits fine with magura just had to remove set screw cause i like to butt my clutch up to the master cylinder

Originally Posted by OnEWhEeLNEAL

Just got my RSC and it looks pimp. Ima hook it up in a little bit and post up a review

Originally Posted by OnEWhEeLNEAL

i think he's talkin about scott982 but didnt read that his setup isnt how it normally is

Originally Posted by rekdgsxr

new revised perch installed. The angle change is a whole lot better and fits fine with magura just had to remove set screw cause i like to butt my clutch up to the master cylinder

Originally Posted by !!A2K!!

ill be hittin you guys up soon.....i run my clutch on the outside so im not worried about it getting tied up with the master....and im tired of my ez pull being a piece of ****. Went through 3 of them already.....

Originally Posted by OnEWhEeLNEAL

why would you wanna have a pos msr lever hooked up to this perch

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA

I have a custom lever, but I guess I can reweld it this one if the base is different

Originally Posted by Righteous 1

Interesting! Yeah....you'll have to get a custom weld job if you wanna run an RSC.

Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA

Once the ball bearing model comes out, Im in..

Originally Posted by !!A2K!!

ill be hittin you guys up soon.....i run my clutch on the outside so im not worried about it getting tied up with the master....and im tired of my ez pull being a piece of ****. Went through 3 of them already.....

Originally Posted by chipottley

Alright, time for my review of the Righteous E-Z Pull Shorty Clutch Lever ProToType.

I'm not going to be as critical as others, because I can see the tremendous potential here. not to mention, I absolutely LOVE being involved in the idea that's being birthed here ( a new product being born from the gruond up.)

So, I got it in the mail (sweet disclaimer LoL) and put it on (pretty easy/trouble-free install) and this thing looks Boss as ****!













R&D advice: (not nessessarily negative)

1. Deburring could be a little cleaner (but it still looks great!)

2. A clutch switch tab IS A MUST for us Honda riders. (a huge part of the market!)

3. The lever needs to be about 1/2 inch longer to clear the headlight switch housing (which can't really be relocated nicely) and for 2 finger pull option.

4. The lever needs to be just a little further out to prevent clutch slippage and hitting the clip-on (already being fixed I hear.)

5. Occationally, the lever doesn't fully return, causing clutch slippage. (it's the lever, not the bike/Me/Install). I took mine apart and ground it down just a little and presto! problem solved.


All in all, it's a Great Lever at a great price. once we get these few issues dealt with, this thing is going to be the one to beat, for sure!

Great job R1 !!!!!!!! let's keep this thing movin!

Originally Posted by Righteous 1

Actually.....$75. The promotional price is $65. If you can"t understand why the price of this setup is $75, and how it could quite possibly be the last lever you ever buy........then it's not for you..


Thanks for your interest, though!

Originally Posted by Scott982

Here's some pics of it installed on my bike. I normally would have the handbrake on the other side of the clutch but I broke the long lever on my brembo and had to use a shorty for the time being. I tried the clutch lever in both positions and it fits great either way.