Kawasaki Vulcan S Cafe Light Tourer [2018] - short brake and clutch lever set
Description
Precise control with a compact lever length
The Evotech Performance Evo Short Set was developed model-specifically for the 2018 Kawasaki Vulcan S Cafe Light Tourer. The lever blades, which are shorter than the original levers, offer a usable width of around 55 mm and are designed for operation with two gloved fingers.
Ergonomic shape and individual adjustment
Deeply rounded edges along the levers support a comfortable grip. The clutch and brake levers can each be adjusted in six positions to suit different finger lengths. Milled markings indicate selected position; The typical adjustment range is 17 mm at the center of the lever with a tolerance of one millimeter.
- Short two-finger levers with approximately 55mm usable width
- Six-stage reach adjustment on both levers
- Defined breaking point at the spherical lever end
- Lever ends with dimensions in accordance with legal requirements
Machined aluminum construction
Lever blades and mounting brackets are milled from solid aluminum material. Milled areas on the back reduce weight without unnecessarily compromising strength. CNC-manufactured connecting elements made of stainless steel and precisely machined mounts enable the original components to be adopted.
- Black anodized lever blades and bracket mounts
- Red anodized reach adjusters
- CNC-machined bolts and locking elements made of stainless steel
- Evotech Performance logos on levers and mounts
Scope of delivery
A model-specific set consisting of a short brake lever and a short clutch lever including the associated mounting brackets and provided connecting elements is supplied.
Assembly
The set replaces the standard levers and is not universal. Basic tools are sufficient for installation. The precisely milled mounts are designed for easy assembly of the required original components; The manufacturer's installation instructions are also available as a video.
Compatibility
Suitable for Kawasaki Vulcan S Cafe Light Tourer, built in 2018.