BETA 250 XTRAINER 2022-2025 300 XTRAINER 2021-2025 AS3 GEAR LEVER & REAR BRAKE PEDAL

AS3 Performance's rear brake pedals and gear levers are crafted from cold - forged aluminium. This not only cuts down the overall weight but also significantly boosts the levers' strength. Unlike cast or CNC machined levers, the cold - forging process makes them a bit softer, reducing the risk of snapping upon impact. The gear lever has CNC machined spring - loaded tips with knurled grooves for a better grip, while the brake pedal features 9 stainless - steel teeth at its tip. These pedals and levers are a perfect fit for 2022 - 2025 Beta 250 Xtrainer and 2021 - 2025 Beta 300 Xtrainer models. Key features include lightweight aluminium construction, enhanced strength through cold forging, spring - loaded tips to prevent impact damage, replaceable stainless - steel teeth on the brake pedal, improved grip on the gear lever, a brake snake cable to avoid bending or snapping, a black anodized finish with coloured tips and AS3 Performance branding. Different tip colours and oversized tips are also available, and both levers come with a 12 - month warranty. The parts in the picture are exactly what you'll receive.

Using your AS3 Performance gear lever and rear brake pedal is easy. Just step on the brake pedal gently to slow down or stop your motorcycle. For shifting gears, use the gear lever to smoothly change between different speeds. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the spring - loaded tips on both the gear lever and the brake pedal. Make sure the 9 stainless - steel teeth on the brake pedal are in good condition and replace them if they show excessive wear. Clean the levers with a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials as they can damage the anodized finish. Also, check the brake snake cable for any signs of fraying or damage. Remember, these levers come with a 12 - month warranty, but taking good care of them will ensure they last even longer. If you notice any issues like bending or abnormal movement, it's best to have them inspected by a professional.