Short Levers
#1
Short Levers
I'm looking to replace the clutch and brake levers on my '07 with shorter versions. Searching the forum pulls up several older references to ebay and one to DRC replacements via Wheeling Cycle Supply.
Just wondering if anyone has any recent experience/recommendations as to buying short levers. I'm looking for direct swaps that will work with the clutch safety switch and the brake light switch.
Thanks
Just wondering if anyone has any recent experience/recommendations as to buying short levers. I'm looking for direct swaps that will work with the clutch safety switch and the brake light switch.
Thanks
#2
I have these clutch Zeta Clutch Pivot Lever | Shop | Wheeling Cycle Supply and brake Zeta Brake Pivot Lever | Shop | Wheeling Cycle Supply much better than stock
#3
zeta levers are top notch, but a bit costly. you can find the a smiler pair under $50 by Pazoma (search for Pazoma Pivot Billet Brake Clutch Levers klx250) made in HK . I used to own a pair, finishing is the same as the zeta they seem to be solid even after a low side crash few scratches only. Lets not get too technical with the aluminium type the zeta ones are better.
#4
I'm looking to replace the clutch and brake levers on my '07 with shorter versions. Searching the forum pulls up several older references to ebay and one to DRC replacements via Wheeling Cycle Supply.
Just wondering if anyone has any recent experience/recommendations as to buying short levers. I'm looking for direct swaps that will work with the clutch safety switch and the brake light switch.
Thanks
Just wondering if anyone has any recent experience/recommendations as to buying short levers. I'm looking for direct swaps that will work with the clutch safety switch and the brake light switch.
Thanks
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#6
Green CNC Dirtbike Pivot Brake Clutch Levers for Kawasaki KLX250 2008 2013 09 10 | eBay
#7
I ended up going with the DRC short levers from Wheeling Cycle Supply.
DRC Replacement OEM Levers | Shop | Wheeling Cycle Supply
For my 2007 I got D40-13-409 for the brake, and D40-03-310 for the clutch.
They just swapped right in for the old levers and everything works fine. Clutch sensor and brake light work just like they did with the stock levers. Just move the brake adjustment bolt from the old lever to the new one (threaded hole is already there).
They fit perfectly behind my Cycra handguards. The difference in length is about 3/4" or so, basically the length the ball.
DRC Replacement OEM Levers | Shop | Wheeling Cycle Supply
For my 2007 I got D40-13-409 for the brake, and D40-03-310 for the clutch.
They just swapped right in for the old levers and everything works fine. Clutch sensor and brake light work just like they did with the stock levers. Just move the brake adjustment bolt from the old lever to the new one (threaded hole is already there).
They fit perfectly behind my Cycra handguards. The difference in length is about 3/4" or so, basically the length the ball.
#8
Yes they will! Mine fit great with my handgaurd, and still a lil bit of room to spare.
Green CNC Dirtbike Pivot Brake Clutch Levers for Kawasaki KLX250 2008 2013 09 10 | eBay
Green CNC Dirtbike Pivot Brake Clutch Levers for Kawasaki KLX250 2008 2013 09 10 | eBay
#9
zeta levers are top notch, but a bit costly. you can find the a smiler pair under $50 by Pazoma (search for Pazoma Pivot Billet Brake Clutch Levers klx250) made in HK . I used to own a pair, finishing is the same as the zeta they seem to be solid even after a low side crash few scratches only. Lets not get too technical with the aluminium type the zeta ones are better.
#10
Just picked up one of these. Been wanting to try a shorter lever but not sure if I would like it. The price plus shipping (free) of these were cheap enough for a test. They fit well and seem strong enough. Look decent too. Went out with them yesterday and they work. That's about all I can say. It'll take some time to get used to a shorter lever but I can see the advantages of having one. Just wish these were a tad bit shorter.