Aprilia GPR 150 [from 2021] - short clutch and brake lever set

€176,00 EUR

DELIVERY
Ready to ship | in 5-8 business days
Delivery with DHL in 9-12 business days.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Precise control with a compact lever length

The Evotech Performance Evo Short lever set was developed model-specifically for the Aprilia GPR 150. The lever blades, which are shorter than the original levers, offer a usable width of around 55 mm and are designed for operation with two gloved fingers.

Deeply rounded edges support a pleasant grip. The compact design also reduces the likelihood of the levers hitting and breaking when they come into contact with a solid object.

Individually adjustable grip width

  • Six adjustment positions on clutch and brake levers
  • Typical adjustment range of 17 mm, measured at the center of the lever
  • Milled markings to clearly indicate the selected position
  • Red anodized adjusters for a durable finish

Machined aluminum construction

Lever blades and holder holders are made from solid aluminum material. Millings on the back reduce the weight without unnecessarily compromising the structural strength. The black, anodized surfaces protect the components and ensure a high-quality look.

CNC-manufactured holder holders enable the precise transfer of the standard components. Bolts and safety clips are made of stainless steel. A defined breaking point is located at the end of the ball; its dimensions correspond to the legal requirements.

Scope of delivery

  • Short Evo clutch lever
  • Short Evo brake lever
  • Model-specific holder holders
  • Red anodized six-way adjusters
  • Required mounting and connection components supplied by the manufacturer

Assembly

The set replaces the standard clutch and brake levers. Basic tools are sufficient for assembly. The model-specific milled mounts are tailored to the existing fastenings and the associated switch and actuation components.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Aprilia GPR 150 from model year 2021. The lever set is not universally usable, but is specifically designed for this motorcycle model.

Assembly instructions in the video

Description

Precise control with a compact lever length

The Evotech Performance Evo Short lever set was developed model-specifically for the Aprilia GPR 150. The lever blades, which are shorter than the original levers, offer a usable width of around 55 mm and are designed for operation with two gloved fingers.

Deeply rounded edges support a pleasant grip. The compact design also reduces the likelihood of the levers hitting and breaking when they come into contact with a solid object.

Individually adjustable grip width

  • Six adjustment positions on clutch and brake levers
  • Typical adjustment range of 17 mm, measured at the center of the lever
  • Milled markings to clearly indicate the selected position
  • Red anodized adjusters for a durable finish

Machined aluminum construction

Lever blades and holder holders are made from solid aluminum material. Millings on the back reduce the weight without unnecessarily compromising the structural strength. The black, anodized surfaces protect the components and ensure a high-quality look.

CNC-manufactured holder holders enable the precise transfer of the standard components. Bolts and safety clips are made of stainless steel. A defined breaking point is located at the end of the ball; its dimensions correspond to the legal requirements.

Scope of delivery

  • Short Evo clutch lever
  • Short Evo brake lever
  • Model-specific holder holders
  • Red anodized six-way adjusters
  • Required mounting and connection components supplied by the manufacturer

Assembly

The set replaces the standard clutch and brake levers. Basic tools are sufficient for assembly. The model-specific milled mounts are tailored to the existing fastenings and the associated switch and actuation components.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Aprilia GPR 150 from model year 2021. The lever set is not universally usable, but is specifically designed for this motorcycle model.

Assembly instructions in the video