roughly orthogonal to the first side view thus fig1 shows the same coil body 1410 first arm 1420 and second arm 1430 as in fig1 and 15 fig1 illustrates a bottom view of a lever according to certain embodiments the lever may include a main body portion 1710 and an extended arm portion 1720 the main body portion 1710 and the extended arm portion 1720 may be rigidly interconnected for example made from a single piece of metal the main body portion 1710 and the extended arm portion 1720 may be configured to pivot about pivot point 1730 the lever can include a lever stopper that may be made up of edge 1740 and tab 1750 fig1 illustrates a cross sectional view of a lever according to certain embodiments fig1 illustrates a lever viewed in cross section along line 18 in fig1 as shown in fig1 the tab 1750 and edge 1740 can each extend inwardly parallel to the direction of an axis associated with the pivot point 1730 fig1 illustrates a top view of a base according to certain embodiments the base may be a lever such as a brake lever having a handle 1910 the handle may be configured to rotate about pivot point 1920 the base can also include a lever pivot point 1930 a lever such as that illustrated in fig1 and 18 can rotate about lever pivot point 1930 the base can also include a first base stopper that includes an elevated portion 1940 and a recessed portion 1950 the elevated portion 1940 can be configured to interact with a second spring such as the second spring illustrated in fig1 through 13 and the recessed portion 1950 can be configured to interact with a first spring such as the first spring illustrated.