Shorty Levers
#2
I was at the dealer on Friday ordering a new clutch lever. Apparently there aren't a whole lot of options for after market levers for the KLX... at least that I've seen. So I bought an OEM one for $5. Until I can find something better I'll stick with that.
#4
Brien, that is the same problem I am having. Trying to find the shorter levers? I keep bending the clutch lever when I dump the bike. I want to put on some hand guards and add the shorter levers for the fitting issues.
#5
DRC levers from Wheeling.
http://www.wheelingcyclesupply.com/s...11/index.shtml
I got a pair last year. Unfortunately, they're still on the shelf due to a way-too-long Other-Things-That-Need-Done-Around-Here list...
http://www.wheelingcyclesupply.com/s...11/index.shtml
I got a pair last year. Unfortunately, they're still on the shelf due to a way-too-long Other-Things-That-Need-Done-Around-Here list...
Last edited by ns503; 05-29-2012 at 04:42 PM.
#7
A hacksaw and a file or grinding wheel. I have the original levers from '06 on mine that have been cut down, and they work like new. Short levers and bark busters equal the end of broken/bent levers except in the most unusual circumstances.
#8
Well, ya, you could do the hacksaw thing - I like having ***** on the ends of my levers though.
#9
DRC levers from Wheeling.
Wheeling Cycle Supply - KLX250 Specials | Accessories
I got a pair last year. Unfortunately, they're still on the shelf due to a way-too-long Other-Things-That-Need-Done-Around-Here list...
Wheeling Cycle Supply - KLX250 Specials | Accessories
I got a pair last year. Unfortunately, they're still on the shelf due to a way-too-long Other-Things-That-Need-Done-Around-Here list...
#10
Redpillar gives some better instructions and pics around here somewhere.