Yamaha YZF-R1M [2020-2025] - Evo short lever set for clutch and brake

€176,00 EUR

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Short levers for precise two-finger operation

The Evotech Evo Set replaces the standard clutch and brake levers of the Yamaha YZF-R1M with compact short levers. The usable lever width of around 55 mm is designed to be operated with two gloved fingers.

Deeply rounded edges along the levers support a comfortable grip. The shorter design also reduces the risk of the levers being hit and breaking when they come into contact with a solid object.

Individually adjustable grip width

  • Six adjustment positions on both levers
  • Typical adjustment range of 17 mm, measured at the center of the lever, with a tolerance of ±1 mm
  • Milled markings to clearly indicate the selected position
  • Red anodized adjusters for different finger lengths and reaches

Machined aluminum construction

Lever blades and bracket connections are milled from solid aluminum and permanently anodized black. Millings on the back reduce the weight without sacrificing the intended strength.

  • CNC-machined bracket connections for precise mounting of the original components
  • CNC machined stainless steel clevis pins and locking clips
  • Defined breaking point at the spherical lever end
  • Dimensions of the lever ends in accordance with legal requirements
  • Evotech Performance logos on levers and bracket connectors

Scope of delivery

  • Short Evo clutch lever
  • Short Evo brake lever
  • Model specific bracket connections
  • Associated clevis pins and locking clips

Assembly

The set is designed specifically for the model and is not intended as a universal product. The CNC-milled connections enable the respective original components to be adopted. According to the manufacturer, a basic set of tools is sufficient to replace the standard levers; Video assembly instructions from the manufacturer are also available.

Compatibility

Suitable exclusively for the Yamaha YZF-R1M built between 2020 and 2025.

Assembly instructions in the video

Description

Short levers for precise two-finger operation

The Evotech Evo Set replaces the standard clutch and brake levers of the Yamaha YZF-R1M with compact short levers. The usable lever width of around 55 mm is designed to be operated with two gloved fingers.

Deeply rounded edges along the levers support a comfortable grip. The shorter design also reduces the risk of the levers being hit and breaking when they come into contact with a solid object.

Individually adjustable grip width

  • Six adjustment positions on both levers
  • Typical adjustment range of 17 mm, measured at the center of the lever, with a tolerance of ±1 mm
  • Milled markings to clearly indicate the selected position
  • Red anodized adjusters for different finger lengths and reaches

Machined aluminum construction

Lever blades and bracket connections are milled from solid aluminum and permanently anodized black. Millings on the back reduce the weight without sacrificing the intended strength.

  • CNC-machined bracket connections for precise mounting of the original components
  • CNC machined stainless steel clevis pins and locking clips
  • Defined breaking point at the spherical lever end
  • Dimensions of the lever ends in accordance with legal requirements
  • Evotech Performance logos on levers and bracket connectors

Scope of delivery

  • Short Evo clutch lever
  • Short Evo brake lever
  • Model specific bracket connections
  • Associated clevis pins and locking clips

Assembly

The set is designed specifically for the model and is not intended as a universal product. The CNC-milled connections enable the respective original components to be adopted. According to the manufacturer, a basic set of tools is sufficient to replace the standard levers; Video assembly instructions from the manufacturer are also available.

Compatibility

Suitable exclusively for the Yamaha YZF-R1M built between 2020 and 2025.

Assembly instructions in the video