Brake lever options

[Kerrdog569]

I looked at mine and it is 1" closer to the bar than WOT's LTX but looks the sme I think Hauck charged me $60.00 and just bent it.

Seems a little steep

 

[cannondale27]

Wish someone with access to a Polaris would show us what they have.

 

[Nytro40th]

The axys |I believe has the hayes lever that looks better.

 

[TD Max]

Wish someone with access to a Polaris would show us what they have.

Maybe Yamaha Tim could...

 

[Nytro40th]

here is a pic

 

[TD Max]

The 2014 Polaris brake lever part # is 2201943 Not sure if '15 is the same.

Cat 5639-924 should be what Kerrdog has

Cat 5639-736 is the Cat short lever

Neither of the Cat levers seem to fix the long reach issue though.

 

[Yamadog]

Maybe Yamaha Tim could...

Or .....Maybe Yamadogs alter ego ----ProRboy

 

[Yamadog]

Seems a little steep

Everything Hauck did was Steep!

 

[TD Max]

Or .....Maybe Yamadogs alter ego ----ProRboy
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You got rear ended too? Seems to be a lot of that going around these days. How much to fix it?

 

[Yamadog]

Still Have the Viper!!!! but have had a 2011, 2012, 2013 and now 2015 PRo R Say what you want but to play nothing beats the Pro R and now "S"

 

[TD Max]

So could you post some close up pics of the brake lever please?

 

[Yamadog]

Yes Sled is at my shop. I have to go there later today to work on it and the Viper will snap a few then. It is much better ergos on the Polaris and I can stop the sled from WOT to locked up with 1 finger.

 

[yamadoo]

Is 'Long Reach' the problem?

Maybe I dont notice cause I have huge hands but have never had issues with Yamaha lever or brake, always love the 1 finger brake effort since my 98 XTX and 5 more Yamahas.

I have never had anything done by someone else that wasn't STEEP. LOL

Yamadoo

 

[TD Max]

I lot depends on style of riding I think. If you run hard in tight and twisties it's nice to "cover" the brake with a finger or two which is somewhat of a reach with this lever.

 

[stingray719]

I lot depends on style of riding I think. If you run hard in tight and twisties it's nice to "cover" the brake with a finger or two which is somewhat of a reach with this lever.

Now I am curious, is the XTX lever different from yours as I did not notice the lever being farther out than my other sleds?