Product Detail
AS3 Performance rear brake pedals and gear levers are crafted from cold - forged aluminium. This not only minimizes the overall weight but also boosts the strength of the levers. The forging process makes them slightly softer than cast or CNC machined ones, reducing the risk of snapping upon impact. The gear lever has CNC machined spring - loaded tips with knurled groves for better grip, and the brake pedal features 9 stainless steel teeth.
**Compatibility**: Fits 2007 - 2016 KTM 250 SX, 2008 - 2015 KTM 250/300 EXC, 2008 - 2016 KTM 250/300 XC/XC - W, 2007 - 2010 KTM 250 SX - F, 2009 - 2010 KTM 250 EXC - F, and 2008 - 2009 KTM 250 XC - F.
**Features**: Made of aluminium for light weight, cold - forged for strength, spring - loaded tips to prevent impact damage, 9 replaceable stainless steel teeth on the brake pedal tip, knurled groves on the gear lever for better grip, a brake snake cable to avoid bending or snapping, anodised in black with coloured tips and AS3 Performance branding. Different tip colours and oversized tips are also available. Both levers come with a 12 - month warranty, and the parts in the picture are exactly what you'll get.
Using this AS3 Forged Gear Lever & Rear Brake Pedal Combo is easy. Just install them on your compatible KTM motorcycle according to the standard installation procedures. When using the gear lever, the knurled groves provide a good grip, making it easy to shift gears. The spring - loaded tips on both the gear lever and brake pedal help protect them from damage during impacts. For the brake pedal, the 9 stainless steel teeth offer reliable braking performance.
Here are some important notes. Make sure to check the compatibility of your motorcycle model before purchasing. During installation, ensure all connections are secure to avoid any safety issues. When riding, be aware that although these parts are strong, excessive force or abnormal impacts may still cause damage.
For maintenance, you can clean the levers regularly with a mild cleaner to keep them looking good. Check the spring - loaded tips and the stainless steel teeth on the brake pedal periodically for any signs of wear. If any parts show significant wear or damage, it's recommended to replace them as soon as possible. Also, since the levers are anodised in black, avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.
