Triumph Daytona 675R [2013-2017] - folding clutch and short brake lever set

Precise lever control for road and racetrack

Developed by Evotech Performance, the set combines a full-length folding clutch lever with a short two-finger brake lever. Both levers can be individually adjusted to different finger lengths and grip positions.

Protection-oriented lever construction

The clutch lever can move upwards when it comes into contact with a solid object and can then be manually returned to its starting position. A tensioned spring with bearings keeps it securely in position while driving.

The non-folding short brake lever ends closer to the vehicle than a standard length lever. In addition, it has a defined breaking point at the end of the ball to reduce the risk of damage.

Ergonomics and adjustment

• Six-way adjustable grip width 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
• Deeply rounded lever edges for pleasant contact and controlled lever feel
• Red, durable anodized reach adjusters

Materials and manufacturing

Lever blades and holder connections are milled from solid aluminum and anodized black. Milling on the back reduces weight without sacrificing the required strength.

• CNC manufactured connecting and assembly parts
• CNC machined stainless steel bolts and locking elements
• Ball ends with dimensions in accordance with legal requirements
• Evotech Performance logos on levers and holder connections

Scope of delivery

• Full length folding clutch lever
• Short, non-folding two-finger brake lever
• Six-way adjustable, red anodized reach adjuster
• Model-specific holder connections and associated fastening components

Assembly

The precise CNC-manufactured holder connections are designed to accommodate the intended original components. This means that the levers can be mounted on the standard mounts in a model-specific manner.

Compatibility

Suitable for the Triumph Daytona 675R from 2013 to 2017.