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In 1997 Suzuki released the TL1000S motorcycle (often referred to as the TLS), since then the japanese twin has developed an almost cult like movement amongst riders. A year later, Suzuki added another horse to the stable, this time the race oriented TL1000R (TLR). Originally designed to be the "duc killer" the bike boasted more horsepower than its italian rival, and a price tag that made it affordable to the daily rider. Since their inception the TL series has been turning heads on the pavement, so it just seemed logical to have a place to talk about them when summer days have gone, and the next trackday is still a few days away. Thus, TLZone was created, and is now the largest and most popular online bulletin board to discuss all things TL related. Not only is TLZone the place to come to talk about bikes, but has also become a strong community of bikers who share interests outside of riding. Whether you're new to riding, or a seasoned racer, there is something for everyone in the Zone. Come on in and scrub the tires.
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» Raffle Time: FP Racing Sport Levers Courtesy of Speedking Motowerx |
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Jun 08, 2010 - 12:14 AM - by crashtd
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Sean over at Speedking Motowerx has done TLZone another solid and donated another pair of FP levers to the TLZ raffle cause.
If you haven't seen the levers look the business, and are available in a variety of colors.
The new FP Racing Sport lever was designed for those who don’t require a folding lever but demand the quality of craftsmanship found in the ‘Tactical’ series levers.
Manufactured from the same high grade aircraft aluminum the sport lever is a non folding lever with all of the same features as ‘Tactical’ product.
Unique Features:
- 6 Positions of smooth adjustment with a precision sealed cartridge bearing movement
- Window in adjuster arm for quick visual reference
- Machined from 6061T6 Billet aluminum and assembled with S.S. Hardware
- Uniquely designed to reduce visible hardware making only one piece of hardware visible producing a more refined finished part
- Available in 14 anodized colors, allowing over 2000 color combinations
- Custom laser engraving available on both levers (additional charges apply)
- Designed with state of the art CAD design and simulation software, and manufactured with the latest CNC technology producing the most advanced billet aluminum lever available today
- Moto-GP inspired Wind slot feature machined in both long and short levers blades
- Non folding design with a more competitive price point when compared with similar products on the market
You can find more info on the levers in Speedking Motowerx group buy thread.
Good luck to everyone. You can enter the raffle here.
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