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Brake and Clutch Lever Set for 110cc 125cc Dirt Pit Bike
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Détails du produit
Product Overview
Restore your control and upgrade your riding experience with this premium Folding Clutch and Brake Lever Set. Designed specifically for 110cc to 125cc dirt bikes and pit bikes, these levers are built to withstand the rigors of off-road riding. The folding design helps prevent breakage during falls, while the adjustable reach ensures a perfect fit for riders of all hand sizes.
Product Compatibility
| Vehicle Type | Engine Displacement | Common Compatible Brands/Models |
| Pit Bikes / Dirt Bikes | 50cc, 70cc, 90cc, 110cc, 125cc | SSR (110 TR / 125 Semi), TaoTao DB10 / DB14 / DB17 |
| Off-Road Motorcycles | 110cc - 150cc | Apollo, Coolster, Piranha, Pitster Pro, X-Pro |
| Handlebar Fitment | Universal 22mm | Fits all standard 7/8" (22mm) motorcycle handlebars |
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Handlebar Diameter | 22mm (7/8") |
| Brake Lever Thickness | 12mm (0.47") |
| Material | High-Strength Aluminum Alloy |
| Adjustment Type | Multi-position Adjustable Reach |
| Design | Pivot / Folding (Anti-Break) |
| Inclusions | Brake Lever & Folding Clutch Lever with Perch |
Key Features
- Anti-Break Folding Design: Features a pivot design that allows the levers to fold outward upon impact, significantly reducing the risk of snapping during a crash or tip-over.
- Fully Adjustable Reach: Equipped with an adjustable screw system, allowing riders to customize the lever distance from the handlebar for maximum comfort and grip.
- Universal 7/8" Fitment: Designed to fit all standard 22mm (7/8 inch) handlebars, making it a versatile replacement for almost all Chinese-made dirt bikes.
- Heavy-Duty Construction: The 12mm thick braking lever is forged from high-grade aluminum, offering superior strength and a solid, tactile feel during emergency stops.
- Complete Perch Assembly: The clutch side includes a full mounting perch for a quick "bolt-on" installation, getting you back on the trail in minutes.


