I'm going to order a couple sets from Germany as they are not available in the US.
Price is 83.99 euros per lever plus postage ($108.66). Ordering a few sets will save on international postage.
LSL told me to just order direct from them since many dealers won't ship to the USA or won't sell minus the VAT. (With VAT they are 99.95 each or $129.31 each).

These are the only really good aftermarket levers that are compatible with our clutch perch. If you want good levers and not LSL, you have to change the perch and maybe the clutch cable. There are threads on this.

I know some people think expensive levers are a waste. ASV's are as much or more. I've tried many levers. The better levers really do feel nicer. So let's not argue about them. If you want to join on a group order, PM me. I'll be ordering in a couple days.

They have levers for all kinds of bikes.

I show the long levers. They have short levers for the same price.

Going to order them Wednesday.
Anyone wanting to go in for some, let me know by then.

Must be nice to be single...so you can buy anything you want for the residents of the bike cave. 

I don't want to justify to the wife why I had to spend ~$100 per lever when the existing levers are fully functional in her eyes. 

Not worth the effort for me. Thanks for posting the offer, though.

You can also customize the colors of lever and adjuster switches. I went with all black last time adidas and i ordered some.

Quote from: jdoorn14 on April 09, 2013, 07:04:24 AM
Must be nice to be single...so you can buy anything you want for the residents of the bike cave. 

I don't want to justify to the wife why I had to spend ~$100 per lever when the existing levers are fully functional in her eyes. 

Not worth the effort for me. Thanks for posting the offer, though.

When this happens with my wife, I remind her of her expensive handbag habit. "Sweetie, these are the Tory Burch of brake lines." She understands then. I only pull that out on stuff I really have it bad for. Can't over use it.