• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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Clutch lever replacement suggestions?

TyWaugh

TyWaugh

Husqvarna
AA Class
I broke my clutch lever and before I replace it with the same, I was wondering if there is a lever that will give me a little more leverage and make the pull a bit lighter. I have searched the web but not finding anything specific. Is there anything you guys would recommend?

-Ty
 
If Midwest Mountain Engineering has a lever that will work with the 2013 clutch, I would recommend them. I have one on my 2009 that I'm happy with.

They do have a lever for Brembo clutches, so I expect that would work. Only thing I'm unsure of is that they list a special model for the KTM 350, and a regular model. Presumably ours would be the regular model, but it doesn't specifically say on the website:

http://midwestme.com/pages/productspage.html
 
Same as Andrew ,I have had one on my 09 310 for over a year and it makes feathering the clutch real easy . I damaged the rod in mine , called them and they were very pleasant to deal with .
 
Put an MME lever on my 511 after turning my ASV lever (and handguard) into a pretzel. It's a right pain in the arse to adjust and get it bang on, but goes alright once it's set properly.
 
I've been using MOOSE replacement levers that I picked up from the local KTM dealer. Hell of a lot cheeper than Brembo. Take your Brembo with you to make sure the plunger matches up.
 
okiehusky said:
I've been using MOOSE replacement levers that I picked up from the local KTM dealer. Hell of a lot cheeper than Brembo. Take your Brembo with you to make sure the plunger matches up.
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I did this too, but ordered online. I found I had to shim the pivot a little to reduce flop. Otherwise works perfectly, and inexpensive.
 
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