Here is the latest on the composite levers. We had to name the material so our supplier could type something on the invoice. The composite used is very complex so we made it simple by calling it Mnemlon, like nylon with memory even though there is no nylon in the mix. We looked to the Greek word for memory "Mnemonikos" for inspiration. There are 3 usable grades of Mnemlon noted Mnemlon 4, 5 and 6. Grade 4 is the most resiliant and would be great for beginners that fall a lot. A bit stiffer is the grade 5 that has good feel and will never break. Grade 6 is as stiff as we can go and still retain the abuse absorbing properties. This is the material used in our composite levers. If you have an earlier composite lever from us and you have a problem we waive the $15 shipping/handling charge so we can update your lever to the grade 6. We find there are four types of response to the new composite levers. 1. There is no way i'm going to put "plastic" levers on my bike. 2. I really like the shape of the levers and the feel is great. There is no vibration! 3. The clutch is fine but I can't ride that brake. 4. The brake has a better feel/progression than the aluminum lever. I am ham fisted on the brake and the lever compensates for my caveman riding style.

It's a matter of personal preference and adaptability more than if the levers will do the job. If you try our composite levers and are not happy we will swap them back to aluminum at no charge. If you take a pinch of time to adapt you will never buy a lever again! When I say adapt I mean it will take a few laps to adjust to a new lever. It is the same as when you buy new shoes, they feel different at first but after a while you forget about it.

LATEST CRASH NEWS!

Last weekend at Glen Helen I crashed big time. If you watched the Vegas SX last May you witnessed Stewart bailing off in the whoops with Windham right behind him having nowhere to go. The ensuing crash was gnarly. That is what I did last saturday. Check out the link below for the MXA race report. Brian on the yellow #65 Yamaha is the bike i landed on.

http://motocrossactionmag.com/Main/News/REM-GLEN-HELEN-MOTOCROSS-RACE-REPORT-IT-WAS-84-DEG-8442.aspx