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Gunner Grey Clutch Lever for Kawasaki KX 65/85 00-14 & KX 250F/450F 05-18

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Product description

The Gunner grey clutch lever is a rugged, ready-to-use replacement for Kawasaki KX-series motorcycles. Specially designed for off-road and MX riders who value reliable modulation and durability. Compatible with Kawasaki KX 65/85 (2000-2014) and KX 250F/450F (2005-2018).

  • Compatibility: Fits Kawasaki KX 65/85 (model years 2000–2014) and KX 250F/450F (model years 2005–2018).
  • Color and Finish: Grey finish on a rugged aluminum construction for long-lasting wear resistance.
  • Adjustable Design: Adjustable lever with reach adjustment for a personalized grip and optimal clutch control.
  • Installation: Simple replacement for the original clutch lever without complicated adjustments.
  • Brand and Reference: Gunner quality with reference number ELL9CT01416 for clear product identification.

The benefit of this lever is improved clutch modulation, allowing you to shift faster and more precisely in technical sections, long sprints, and steep climbs. The grey finish pairs well with most motorcycles and delivers low-maintenance, lightweight, durable operation. Thanks to the adjustable reach design, you can tailor the lever to your hand size and grip to reduce hand fatigue and maintain a consistent feel during every corner or jump. Ideal for riders seeking reliable performance during training, competitions, and trail rides.

Specifications

  • SKU
    ELL9CT01416

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