Review on 🔧 High-Quality Black Short Brake Clutch Levers for Kawasaki Ninja 250R 08-12, Ninja 300R Z300 13-18, Ninja 400 Z400 18-20, Z250/SL 16-17, Z125 pro 17-20, KLX125 10-16, KLX250/D-TRACKER 08-16, KLX150S 09-13, Ninja 125 2019, Versys 300X 17-20 by Jose Isaacs

Quick Overview: These are great levers for almost any bike. They're really easy to put on, a quick youtube or google search will show you how to fit them on the bike. They are very easy to adjust the way you want them and each level 1-6 gives very firm clicks and is very reliable and you don't have to worry about them moving in or out of your bands. If you are interested in good quality clutch and brake levers at a great price then these are definitely ones to consider. I can recommend it and definitely don't regret the purchase! Detailed test: POWTEC brake and clutch levers are very good levers! They were very easy to install on my 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250r and I had no problems with them. I've had them for a little over a month and so far nothing has changed with them, they are still very good and I haven't noticed any change in their performance. The little red clicky things are very adjustable depending on how far they are from the handlebars. I like to put them a little further away when it's cold outside and I need to put on my thick gloves. I can also tighten them up when wearing smaller gloves on warmer days. The lever itself has a lot of weight and I really liked that part. They're a little shorter than the regular ones and work best when you use two or three fingers on them, four doesn't really fit unless you put your pinky on the rounded end. The material they are made of seems to be a decent material in the sense that it feels durable. In other words, I didn't see any scratches or stains or anything that looked like crap. They move well and look good, which is definitely a plus in itself. The little clicky elements that let you adjust how far they are from the bars work great and they have very distinct clicks at every level which I really like. They sound very good and you don't have to worry about them slipping in or out. There are 4 levels, 1 is closest and 6 is farthest from the steering wheel. Overall these are really great levers and I would say they outperform all other levers in their price range. 100% honest opinion if they really wanted to increase the price of these they could, these are really good leverages that I see will last for quite a while. If there are any problems in the future I will update my review accordingly with an explanation and photos but I really don't see the need for it. I'll post a brief report on how they're holding up. (The last 3 pictures are stock levers that came with my 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250r.) If this review was helpful to you, please mark it as helpful, I appreciate it. a lot of! If you have any questions make sure you ask me and I will be more than happy to answer any questions asap!