ASV hands down.. No advantages... just better looking.
Shorties is the way to go IMO

 

Pazzo.

 

Its all preference..... no advantage of one over the other.

 

I sold my Pazzos for CRGs......standard length on the clutch and shorty on the brake.

 

I prefer the CRG's, and full length.

 

I prefer the standard length CRG's as well. ASV's fold forward. How often in a crash will your levers fold forward opposite the direction of travel? CRG's fold upwards...better direction to fold imo, same direction the folding levers for Brembo, Lightech, ect go. All comes down to personal preference.

 

i went through a couple of levers, i like vortex ones.

 

ASV's FTW

 

More adjustability = ASV
Less adjustability = CRG

Looks are subjective. Both are quality pieces. I'm not sure what the warranty on the CRGs are, but ASV offers a 5 year warranty. FWIW, I have ASVs and love them. The fit and finish of the levers is top notch. Installation was a piece of cake. They are very well made and will bend backwards in case the bike goes down, minimizing the chance that the levers will get snapped off.

I have a long clutch (better leverage) and a shorty brake.

 

More adjustability = ASV
Less adjustability = CRG

Looks are subjective. Both are quality pieces. I'm not sure what the warranty on the CRGs are, but ASV offers a 5 year warranty. FWIW, I have ASVs and love them. The fit and finish of the levers is top notch. Installation was a piece of cake. They are very well made and will bend backwards in case the bike goes down, minimizing the chance that the levers will get snapped off.

I have a long clutch (better leverage) and a shorty brake.

Just wanted to add that the 5 year warranty is on the C5 levers. If someone gets the F3 levers they come with a 3 year warranty but are also a few bucks cheaper.

 

ASV is the best.

 

when i dropped my bike at a stand still, my brake lever bent in a perfect half circle straight out. had it been an asv, it would have given to the stress and sprung back into place upon release. i also saw a clutch lever do this on a bike that was for sale while i was looking around.

 

I loved my ASV's well worth the money imo, also warranty against any breakage.

 

I think I heard Pazzo are coming out with folding levers :dunno
I still like Pazzo and went for shorties but the replacement for the Brembo lever is folding already.

 

I think if I bought shorties I would be wishing they we're longer. What do you guys think?

 

If you buy long ones you'll wish you'd got shorties :lol

I had no problem when changing to the short levers :fact

 

One of each would drive my OCD nuts :lol

 

I just ordered the CRG shorties, It was a lot of thinking but I just pulled the trigger, I almost ordered the gilles but make myself spend the extra 130 bucks.

 

got the asv's here. love the range of adjustment. i haven't got to ride with them due to winter but played around with them in the garage.

 

My pazzo shortie cluth will allow me to operate with 3 fingers. Whats more to expect? Its perfect.

 

Yes, pazzo is very close to releasing folding levers.

ASV's are more adjustable then the 6 way adjustable levers and they come with the warranty as mentioned above. We did a full review on our website comparing all the levers if anyone wants to see. We even have pics comparing the adjustability.

 

FWIW, I ordered my ASVs from Corey and got them in no time. Excellent customer service and fast shipping. I was able to customize the lever and adjuster color too. I also got a free pair of grips with the order.

 

got mine from motomummy also. great price and fast shipping.

 

folding shorties.. are they worth it ?

 

Thanks for all the input. Tough decision. Lots of great options. I decided to go with the CRGs. I'll post up pic when they come in

 

I've got CRG's on one R1, Pazzo's on the other. If you closed your eyes, you would have no clue which one was which, they're both that good.

 

Bought and installed shorty ASV's on my '09. I really like em. Just my .02