Forums 🚥 PiT STOP 🔧 Hyosung Technical Help ST7 front brake lever help
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Apr 9, 2023 at 9:48 AM #10108
Greetings all.
My ST7 (2014) requires a new front brake lever but all the searches I’ve done only bring up the GV650 or similat items.
I just need to know if this item (part No 57300HP9501 57300HN9102 57300HN9103) is compatible with the ST7. It looks similar but no one lists it for the ST7 so a bit wary.
Regards, Steve.
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Apr 10, 2023 at 12:58 PM #10115
Hey,
We have a listing for the lever, that i can confirm it is compatible with yours as the “2014” model still uses the one below (a bit tatty but can always paint it up?)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256028459017ST7 did get discontinued a few yrs later , but Korea has changed parts there and there across their models even the 2001 GV125 had factory 1nch bars than 2007 using 22mm ones, but some sellers think its universal across the board , just becautious out there. if in doubt , email me (ill get it from local wholeseller) or ring Startright Leeds (oldest hyo dealer) , mention my name to jump the queue .
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Apr 11, 2023 at 10:12 AM #10122
Thanks Marcel.
I’ve made the purchase, just need to get the bike mot’d for summer asap. I will look at replacing both brake and clutch levers in the future as even with the adjustments I never found them that comfortable.
On the other hand I’ve found out if the ST7 falls over on that side the standard lever is about the only thing that takes damage. Not a scratch on the tank and only a tiny mark on the exhaust 🙂
Cheers, Steve.
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Apr 11, 2023 at 10:14 PM #10127
Hmmm, do a quick ring with R&G UK and ask if they do crash bobbins for the bike, i can’t remember as i generally deal with the GT650s and i know they exist 100% , but St7 (GV700iC) makes you a unique club on our soil , look after it, they go anywhere you take them 🙂
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Apr 14, 2023 at 11:21 AM #10139
Yes he’s right 👍 but sorry to say you are not unique as I’ve owned my for 8yrs and still enjoy the attention it gets
Regards
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Apr 14, 2023 at 9:21 PM #10140
Yes he’s right but sorry to say you are not unique as I’ve owned my for 8yrs and still enjoy the attention it gets Regards
8 years ? wow.
Stay married to her 🙂// Meditation doesn't mean you have to sit still....
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Apr 15, 2023 at 9:13 AM #10145
Yes he’s right but sorry to say you are not unique as I’ve owned my for 8yrs and still enjoy the attention it gets Regards
Well done that man 🙂
I’ve had mine for 2yrs now and as you say it gets attention while people try to guess what make it is.
The only issues I’ve had was the notorious stator fail which I replaced and the sidestand sensor locking on last week. Basically while tootling up to a junction at 4mph the bike stalled dead as the sidestand cutout decided to, well, cutout. I toppled over gracefully in response. It took me a while to figure out the switch under the frame was stuck on.
The best thing about the ST7 imo is the seat/riding position. It’s the most comfortable bike I’ve owned. I have a slight hip problem which makes driving a car or even sitting down uncomfortable. On the ST7 i’m in heaven, my wife jokes about parking it in the living room so I can watch tv for longer with her.
Regards, Steve.
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