🏍 Premium CNC Motorcycle Brake and Clutch Levers for YZF R6 2005-2015, YZF R1 2004-2008 - Gold Review

Looks good and comes in nice packaging. Ten minute install. Arrived relatively quickly considering it's from China. My only concern is that the color will fade, but we'll see.

I thought the blue was too light but it was very close to the Yamaha blue. They are about 2 inches shorter than the stock arms and look and work well.

I bought 4 different kits for 4 different bikes and never had a problem. I will continue to buy these for all my future bikes.

I installed it in about 10 minutes. They are of very high quality and pleasant to the touch. I couldn't believe how good they are. They go very well with my forks.

Great leverage. Perfect fit for my 2015 Yamaha R6. Great quality and even better price. Why pay more than $130 for the same quality from something that is way cheaper. Thanks for a GREAT product!

A few years ago I bought levers of the same brand for another bike and I liked them so much that I decided to buy them for my R6 too! They fit perfectly and feel way better than stock levers! Installation took about 15 minutes, just don't forget the bushings. 10/10 recommend!

They don't fit my 2008 YZF R6S. different when it comes to details like that and I have the ones for R6, they look like they are very well made but I really want them to fit and I didn't have to send them back and get new goods

Bought these levers for my Raven 09 R6. The product fully corresponds to the description and arrived in just two days. Installation took about 15 minutes, only missing the clutch lever bushing; I simply removed the bushing from the stock clutch lever and put it in the new one. These levers look and feel fantastic. Perfect fit for my forks. Shifting and braking with these babies is a pleasure. 10/10, great purchase.

I bought these for my sons 2007 R1 as they had stock levers and my 2008 R1 came with a Pazzos set. The quality and workmanship is as good as my 1/4 price Pazzos. Other than the brand name, I can't tell them apart. There were no instructions, but installation is fairly easy. You will need to knock the bushing out of the clutch lever you are replacing and insert it into the new lever. You will need to loosen the clamp that holds the clutch lever to the handlebars to access the nut under the…