🏍️ LAXEEM Left Right 7/8 inch Clutch Brake Handle Levers Perch compatible with XR80, XR100, CRF70, CRF80, CRF100 Pit Dirt Motor Bike Motocross Review

Arrives well packaged as described, left and right steering, equals 7 standard/ 8" off-road handlebars. My (probably) stock controls on my 81 Yamaha DT175 were very worn and causing problems when disengaging the clutch. Once installed, I have no more disengagement issues. The cable entry hole seemed a little tight, but I'm a beginner at dirt bikes so this might be designed. A few light taps with a plastic chisel and a rubber mallet installed the cable and everything was smooth after…

Keep looking, this is not what you need. The knobs had too much flex and the lever "throw" was no match for the OEM Honda XR100 levers. As others have noted, the hole in the arm for the end of the cable doesn't work with the Motion Pro cables I've purchased. If you don't drill deeper, the hole will be too shallow, causing the cable to misalign with the channel in the arm. This isn't my first rodeo with levers on a bike. Conclusion: Can I get this to work? May be; but I can't recommend it.

My son tuned the brake lever on his 1995 XR 100 so I bought this kit to cover both Replacing levers to make them fit each other Fits easily, looks great, works like a charm.

Surprisingly cheap for their quality. Obviously they don't fit every brake cable and handlebar. I used them on my moped, they fit great. The rear brake cable clamp was a little big, but after shaving it off it fit. I'm not sure how they'll hold up when put under insane pressure like a real bike would see, but they're great for what I use them for. The mounting hardware even has this interesting dark green color, a nice touch.

Will be well packaged and delivered as described. My 81 Yamaha DT175s were very worn and causing problems when disengaging the clutch. I had no further disengagement issues after installation. The cable entry slot seemed a little tight, but I'm new to dirt bikes so this may be intentional. A few light taps with a plastic chisel and rubber mallet installed the cable, and once installed everything was smooth. I haven't installed the front brake yet, but I expect it to work as well as the clutch.