Love these install videos. I have now installed numerous TST items on my Grom using them and it makes it so much easier than reading printed instructions. Thank you!
as in just raw aluminum with brushed lines? You can dip the levers in EZ Oven and remove the anodizing. Then use brillo to put in brush marks. We unfortunately do not offer that finish in our store.
Noob question. Does changing the clutch lever change where your "friction zone" begins? I feel like I need to let out the stock lever awful far to get it to engage. Wondering if these would remedy that or it is just how the bike is.
because you have to extend your fingers quite a while before hitting the bite point, it gives the allusion of a far engagment point, aftermarket levers will fix that by angling the actual level closer to you hand, so it gives a closer, quicker feel compared to stock
I just installed these levers on my Grom. The Clutch cable now rubs against the metal edge of the housing on the silver adjustment knobs now when I pull in the lever… this does not look right. This will eventually cause the cable to wear down and shred apart.
@@Schwing27 that shouldn’t happen when installed and adjusted properly. Send our Support Team an email and they can examine the set-up and provide feedback on adjustments.
Love these install videos. I have now installed numerous TST items on my Grom using them and it makes it so much easier than reading printed instructions. Thank you!
I'm glad you feel this way. We put a lot of effort into making these videos so it is great to hear that they are fulfilling their purpose
Awesome explanation. Also, noticed a roll of tp hanging on the rack in back.
Haha...close. That is where we keep the paper towel roll
What kinda grease is that ? Do I have to use grease ?
lol yues use grease why would you pay money for levers and not spend a couple more to make sure they work and last
Man I wish I could’ve had this in a brushed finish
as in just raw aluminum with brushed lines? You can dip the levers in EZ Oven and remove the anodizing. Then use brillo to put in brush marks. We unfortunately do not offer that finish in our store.
Noob question. Does changing the clutch lever change where your "friction zone" begins? I feel like I need to let out the stock lever awful far to get it to engage. Wondering if these would remedy that or it is just how the bike is.
because you have to extend your fingers quite a while before hitting the bite point, it gives the allusion of a far engagment point, aftermarket levers will fix that by angling the actual level closer to you hand, so it gives a closer, quicker feel compared to stock
I was wondering about the grease type as well . Is it Red and Tacky?
It's just any thick grease that is water resistant. You want to protect against washout. We typically use red bearing grease.
I just installed these levers on my Grom. The Clutch cable now rubs against the metal edge of the housing on the silver adjustment knobs now when I pull in the lever… this does not look right. This will eventually cause the cable to wear down and shred apart.
@@Schwing27 that shouldn’t happen when installed and adjusted properly. Send our Support Team an email and they can examine the set-up and provide feedback on adjustments.
Do you guys or plan on making that cover that’s covering the back of the speedometer and the wires of the turning signals? Where the tst logo is at?
Im also looking for one mine got torn up a little
It's probably just a sticker