The AS3 Performance Factory Series front brake and clutch levers are a top - notch and highly adjustable lever set in the market. Crafted from lightweight yet high - strength aluminium, these levers are designed for optimal performance. Their flexible pivot design means they bend outwards upon impact, preventing breakage. The adjustable reach setting lets riders customize the distance between the lever and the bars. The clutch assembly replaces the entire OEM perch and has a 'Quick Adjust' clutch cable adjuster, allowing riders to tweak clutch cable responsiveness while on the move. The clutch perch clamp comes with 2 smooth plastic inserts to protect the assembly during impacts. The assembly is also finished with 2 rubber boots to keep dirt and debris out. These levers fit 2013 - 2020 Kawasaki KX 250 F and 2013 - 2018 Kawasaki KX 450 F. The brake lever features a 105mm 3 - finger design, and the clutch lever a 135mm 4 - finger design. They are standard - fitting, no modifications required, and come with a 12 - month manufacturing guarantee. The levers in the picture are exactly what you'll get, and they're from a UK company in the north of England.
Using these AS3 levers is a breeze. First, install them on your 2013 - 2020 Kawasaki KX 250 F or 2013 - 2018 Kawasaki KX 450 F as they are standard - fitting, so no need to make any modifications. Adjust the reach of the levers according to your preference. You can easily adjust the clutch cable responsiveness using the 'Quick Adjust' feature while riding. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the rubber boots on the clutch assembly. Make sure they're in good condition and replace them if they're damaged, as they keep dirt and debris out. Also, look at the plastic inserts on the clutch perch clamp to ensure they're protecting the assembly well. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it's a good idea to contact the UK - based company for support. Remember, these levers come with a 12 - month manufacturing guarantee, so if anything goes wrong, you're covered.
