[bill1]

I have a crf50 with the 50 Stunt tall bars and a 125cc engine. I was wondering how the guys with manual clutches have been mounting the extra lever. Do I need to buy anything extra when I order the Handbrake kit?



Thanks in advance.

 

[MISFITSBOB]

usually just mount one a little above or below it, and run a shorty lever.

 

[trtr013]

depends on your bars...I have xr50 bend SE bars and with asv shorty I cant comfortably fit 2 levers...

 

[bill1]

I have these bars.

CRF /XR50 BIG BAR KIT

 

[kdog22]

Placement is preference. Either your clutch lever or brake lever needs to be a shorty lever to make it easier to use at the same time. I'd recommend using a shorty lever for your clutch and run it above your brake lever. You don't need to buy anything additional except for maybe a shorty lever.



Just my .02

 

[mbONEfive]

could you use a perch with a hotstart lever as the handbrake?

 

[Piper108]

could you use a perch with a hotstart lever as the handbrake?

u would need more leverage then that i would think

 

[TheStock50Kid]

Anyone think to just mount it on the right side under/over the front brake? Then you could clutch and rear brake at the same time, without the same leverage for both depending on the stunt situation? I'd run it that way.

 

[Hybrid50]

I mount my handbrakes below my clutch. This way i can slip the clutch with one finger and have the finger right on to the handbrake for control. I have tried hand brake on top of clutch, but its hard to bring your hand up to the handbrake.



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[Hybrid50]

Anyone think to just mount it on the right side under/over the front brake? Then you could clutch and rear brake at the same time, without the same leverage for both depending on the stunt situation? I'd run it that way.

Its hard to turn your throttle and use your fingers on the handbrake at the same time. I would rather have brake and throttle control at the same time with 2 different hands. This way you can control which one you use more or less of of at certain times.



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