RubyRider
Active Member
Layed my bike over yesterday. Snapped the break lever. Can anyone reccomend some levers and how hard is it to do?
How hard is it to replace the levers?
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melensdad
Well-Known Member
My bike fell exactly 1 time, when it was being unloaded. Fell on the grass and snapped the break lever.
I found a replacement on Amazon.com (it was a couple years ago) and I am NOT mechanically inclined but it was a very replacement with only basic tools.
RubyRider
Active Member
Thanks for the info, I found these https://www.ebay.com/itm/For-Honda-...NC-Brake-Levers/254642672034?var=554398894328
melensdad
Well-Known Member
Looks similar to what I got. You shouldn't have much trouble replacing it.
MiG Angel
Member
Just make sure you get the proper year. Different thickness.
RubyRider
Active Member
ebay says these will fit, we'll see I guess
CapeMan
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I'd put zero faith in Ebay's blanket statement that any item for sale there fits any specific bike. A detailed post by the seller may well be more specific and reliable. But good luck how ever you play it.
RubyRider
Active Member
Agreed, the listing does show that they fit. Again, we'll see. I did watch a youtube video on how to replace levers. Way easier than I thought. if you can turn a screwdriver, you can do this.
Saturday Morning
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FWIW, you can pick up a new OEM brake lever for roughly 1/2 of that and it will match the bike. They are so cheap you could pick up a spare.
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