Motorcycle levers

Pros: Functions well and Great quality Cons: Does not come with hardware. Does not fit 2015 GSXR 1000.

I love these levers. They seem to be of good quality and have a nice feel to them and you can't beat the price compared to other levers out there. The adjustability is awesome paired with the fact that they're shorter than stock as well. I can 2 finger the brake all day long but I still find myself pinching my fingers if I try to 2 finger the clutch no matter where I adjust it but that doesn't bother me I'll just use 4 fingers for the clutch I guess. All in all it's good quality, good price, easy install, and most importantly they look 10x better than the long chrome stock levers.

I can’t understand how negative reviews are generated about this brand. So far, I have not found anything different about this from other, more expensive brands except the lower price. If that’s a negative in your book, then you can sacrifice and arm and a leg on the one that’s not this!

They're solid and don't have any fitment issues. The adjustment works well and is smooth. Average effort to adjust it while wearing gloves; way better if you take your gloves off first. The reason it's a 4 star and not a 5 is twofold; One I haven't crashed with these in order to test their durability, and Two, the 3-finger length of these isn't as convenient or nice as I thought it would be. I feel that the general consensus of "either go with 2-finger or go with full-length levers" would've been better for me.

These have been my favorite levers of all time. They feel so great and looks amazing. It was easy to work install. The fit was perfect and they work amazingly. The quality is metal and don’t feel chea.

This is my second pair of these levers. I had them on my previous bike and have had them on my current bike for a couple weeks. They are great quality, and have a really good feel in your hand. The adjustment works great and can really dial in the feel of your levers to the way you like them. Easy to pull and offers great feel when feathering the clutch. Would recommend

These levers aren’t bad, but they aren’t great either. Little too much play for my liking but a washer or two should fix that. I do want to mention that in the latest model of the street triple (2024+) this clutch lever hits the high beam button on the front of the left hand controls. So u either have to move the whole lever assembly on the bars a bit or cut out a notch in the lever. I plan to do the latter, because I have a mill and do that kinda thing for work. But otherwise, the levers themselves feel nice and solid and I love that u can adjust them. Because the stock levers u cant, and they were much longer. I like these a lot better, just need some tweaking

Dropped my 2022 KTM DUKE 890 fooling around and busted off my stock front two levers. I bought these and they fit and feel amazing. Note that these are shorties, and not as long as factory levers are. I really like them being short so I can operate with two fingers, and I can pull the levers in and not crush my other fingers. If you're a full hand grabber kind of guy, one, you're doing it wrong, and two, you're only going to fit maybe three fingers.

I don't have a lot of reference to higher end levers but these are a great set of cheap shorty levers. Tolerences aren't going to blow your mind - there is a bit of flex on them but no worse than stock. They also provide a washer that you could use if your tolerences are really off - I couldn't fit it in during my installation and the tolerences didn't bother me at all. Functionally they work great - no issues with brake or clutch and the adjustments lends to them being far more comfortable over stock for me since I'm used to short levers.

Ive read mixed reviews. I wanted to give them a try and they look awesome and work just perfect with my MT07. Make sure to grease the oem bushing and that's it.

They are no more sloppy than the original levers. The adjustments are more than adequate.

There is no reason for motorcycle levers to cost over $100 per lever. I wouldn’t trust $10 levers from AliExpress or Wish and these seem like an excellent compromise. Sure they are an off-brand and are likely copies of a more expensive lever but the build quality is solid. I installed these on my 2015 Yamaha FJ09 and they are perfect for my needs. The roller adjuster allows me to quickly dial in my lever position based on my riding needs.

Let me be clear. I have owned a lot of aftermarket levers on a lot of motorbikes. I’ve had everything from ASV to Zeta to CRG to no-name eBay stuff. These. Are. Excellent. (I can speak only to fitment on my MT09). They come with a couple washers to snug up fit if necessary. I did not need to use them. The amount of play matches the OE, and that’s important. (Some play must remain to keep levers loose and mobile.) a dab of synthetic grease on each pivot, and you’re in business. I have been meticulous in checking how they interface with my master cylinder plunger rod. These levers allow full retraction of the master cylinder, so there’s no chance of front brake heat-lockup heard in cheapo eBay lever horror stories. (Google em. Very common.) I didn’t think I’d appreciate their “simple”design, but in person they are very attractive, and the roller adjustment system works very well. They feel great on your fingertips, and the length is identical to Zeta’s “three finger” levers, which I’ve always found to be spot-on perfect. Excuse the lack of grips in my pics. We’ve got a set of heated ones on the workbench. :) Give them a go. You won’t regret it.