Storm-Motorwerks Gearknob & Handbrake Lever In Titanium

Mos6689

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Storm-Motorwerks Gearknob & Handbrake Lever In Titanium

Paid £89 & £94 for these plus postage. Still in excellent condition. Geaeknob makes a big difference in how smooth the gear changes will feel due to weighing 500g.

Can post these no problem, guessing postage will be about £8 roughly or collected from Guildford, Surrey.

£100 for the pair
 

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Not at the moment I’m afraid because the handbrake lever won’t have much value on its own without the Gearknob.
 
True-Blue said:
Morning, how much hassle is the handbrake lever to fit?

It’s literally a 2 minute job. Only thing you’ll need is a replacement small cable tie.

Pull clips around gaiter edges up and they unclip easily. Then remove the gaiter (cut existing cable tie). Pull off old handbrake lever (little bit of force but you won’t punch yourself in the face). Then put new button over existing button, slide on new lever, secure in position by tightening small Allen key screws and reposition gaiter, cable tie front edge, then clip back in.
 
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