for all you laides out there

[f1502nv]

for those who race mx....how do you set up your bars so that your hands can find the brake lever......i am having a problem with my wife hands being to small....i have to adjust the brake lever so far in that she does not have any braking power left...

is there any secrects??????

help please anyone

[blasterandy]

Try a smaller lever. And maybe if you have an old one bend it so it will sit pretty close to the H.B.'s

[f1502nv]

it hits the bar two fast and then the brakes dont have any stopping power

[blasterandy]

Note I am not a woman so don't hold me to any of this. Try and see what she thinks you should do. Most of the time women arn't going to be happy with alot about the atv's controlls. Us men are to overwhelmed that we have an atv and don't notice the discomfort until its to late and were in the middle of a race. Try a closer bending bar and maybe mess with the position of the bar a little bar. This may require bending it to. What type of bike does she race. If its a yfz then the chances of her finding somthing she likes is minimal. They are set up for performance not comfort. Now say a blaster or something with a little less performance minded marketing may be the way to go.

[redrunner]

Get a set of ASV levers, they adjust to get a little shorter grip and I just saw a Dec. special running for them.

[f1502nv]

i was wondering if asv had a shorter throw to it....where was the special on asv website?

[redrunner]

Originally posted by f1502nv
i was wondering if asv had a shorter throw to it....where was the special on asv website?

Yeah, they ran an ad in the mags and on their site. You can also get a great deal on factory rebuilt ones on Fleabay.

[awsomeaussies]

I have an RTC which is adjustable... it helped some. My problem is mostly it being harder to pull in. Maybe a hydrolic clutch would be your solution:)

[turbo j]

Switch to steel braided brake lines up front. They will give better braking power with less lever movement.

Turbo

[exsweetie66]

i use the moose levers.

http://atv.parts-unlimited.com/40/323/3028475

they are way easier to pull in and i have smaller hands. and pretty inexpensive too.

[blasterandy]

bout 2 months old sweetie(meant that as part of ur name not tryin to be a pervert)

[RG #43]

I have the ASV's and love them. The clutch pull is the next best thing to a Magura as well. You can adjust them in pretty close to the bars while still having proper engagement. Steel lines will also help tremendously.

[exsweetie66]

Originally posted by blasterandy
bout 2 months old sweetie(meant that as part of ur name not tryin to be a pervert)

whats 2 months old....the post????

[f1502nv]

thanks.......i got it setup for her now!!!!