[lanerw]

What do you have against Delkevic? The part looks great and does it's job for 1/2 the price of NRC. Not all of us can afford to dump $130 on an engine cover. Even if it won't sustain being laid down I can replace it twice for the cost of one NRC. Just trying to help provide some more affordable choices. Yes, I would prefer to use the best. However, sometimes that is not a realistic option.
Honestly though, have you had bad experiences with them or are you just blowing steam?

[arsenic]

Nope, never used them. I, for one, actually believe you shouldn't buy cheap crap. I don't shop at Harbor Freight either. Except 50lbs boxes of 80 grit glass bead. I get like 100 lbs of that every few months. But that is supposed to break, and Harbor Freight does that well.

[phantasm]

I just saw the choke lever on ebay but not sure the year. Just searched for katana choke and it was in there

[arsenic]

Yeah, it's a pre 98 lever, I'm about 95% sure. You can buy just that lever. 98+ you need the whole switch. I just did a search for "Katana choke lever". There are 6 of them. Every one of them is a pre 98 lever. Here's the choke lever:
06 Suzuki GSX600F Katana Left Bar Switch+Choke/Cable

[dmoney856]

Thank you everyone for the input, advice, and links to other sites. your help is very appreciated

[Omnivore]

As mentioned earlier, any alumininum welder with a tig could fix that cover and smooth it out like new in a half hour or so. I would think you could get that fixed for $50, or less.

[STULER]

Nope, never used them. I, for one, actually believe you shouldn't buy cheap crap.

i bought a spatula from the dollar store a few years ago and it held up better than the $20 one I got a few years back. just because its more expensive doesnt mean its better.

PERFECT EXAMPLE: You should be driving a Harley Davidson then. They are more expensive. (We all know they are no where near as well made as foreign bikes!!!) so more expensive doesnt always mean better

[SweetLou]

I happen to like Harbor Freight!