LSL Scooter Brake Lever Left BOW L81, short, blue/orange
€89.95 gross
Article number:
LSL-200BSL81BLOR
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LSL Scooter Brake Lever Left BOW L81, short, blue/orangeGeneral Description
LSL BOW LeversThe lever features an unprecedented lightweight construction, characterised by large cut-outs between the mounting points and the transition to the lever surface.
This was made possible by a newly developed design of the adjustment locking mechanism.
The setting is cleverly carried out using a supplied plastic key, which operates the anodised adjustment star in six different stages without scratching. This allows the lever's setting to be adjusted to the rider's needs as desired.
The standard version of LSL levers is designed for full-hand grip. The short version is ideal for well-functioning brake systemn and offers space for a three-finger grip. Both versions are supplied with ABE.
In the long standard version, an elongated hole at the lever end in the horizontal direction prevents unwanted lever activation at high speeds.
Special Features:
• With ABE, no registration required
• Ultra-lightweight lever construction (approx. 130g)
• 6-way adjustable
• Available as long and short versions
• A predetermined breaking point in the long version allows continued riding after a fall and ensures the lever remains functional
• Aerodynamically designed elongated hole at the lever end in the long version prevents lever activation at high speeds
• Lever colour and adjuster colour can be combined in various shades
| Colour: | Blue, Orange |
|---|---|
| Lever: | Brake |
| Line: | Bow, Scooter |
| Hersteller | Modell | Zusatzbezeichnung | Typ | Modelljahr | Homologation | Hubraum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aprilia | SR125 GT | Sport | MD5A | 2022 - | ABE | 125 |
| Aprilia | SR125 GT | Urban | MD5A | 2022 - | ABE | 125 |
| Aprilia | SR200 GT | MD5B EURO5 | 2022 - | ABE | 174 | |
| Aprilia | SR200 GT | Sport | MD5B EURO5 | 2022 - | ABE | 174 |
| Aprilia | SR200 GT | Urban | MD5B EURO5 | 2022 - | ABE | 174 |
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