aftermarket clutch lever for ducati desertX

[AutoEnthusiast68]

I've recently been thinking about changing the brake and clutch lever for my bike

But wants to know if it's a good idea to use the aftermarket brake and clutch levers

I know that they're not always bad, there are aftermarket parts that have good quality

Does anyone here ever use aftermarket levers, and levers from other Ducatis (like the Scrambler 1100) fit?

My friend recommended me CNC Racing, and I am also interested in some parts from Wild at Heart Adventure

 

[spatial-granules-00]

Yeah, there's quite a lot who uses aftermarket parts and there's no problem with that!

you just need to be sure that the mounting points and design are the same to avoid any issues. It's usually safer to stick with levers specific to your bike's model and year to guarantee they'll fit and work correctly.

also make sure you're buying from a good brand and that they're designed for your specific bike. if you're buying online, check the reviews! Ride safe!

 

[TorqueX]

I've recently been thinking about changing the brake and clutch lever for my bike

But wants to know if it's a good idea to use the aftermarket brake and clutch levers

I know that they're not always bad, there are aftermarket parts that have good quality

Does anyone here ever use aftermarket levers, and levers from other Ducatis (like the Scrambler 1100) fit?

My friend recommended me CNC Racing, and I am also interested in some parts from Wild at Heart Adventure

I've used CNC Racing levers on my bike, and they're really sturdy and highly adjustablle. If you're into short levers, Wild at Heart has some great options as well. Just make sure you check the fit – not all Scrambler 1100 levers fit perfectly on every model. Overall, it's definitley a worthwhile upgrade, both in terms of comfort and appearance

 

[CactusTrail]

I've recently been thinking about changing the brake and clutch lever for my bike

But wants to know if it's a good idea to use the aftermarket brake and clutch levers

I know that they're not always bad, there are aftermarket parts that have good quality

Does anyone here ever use aftermarket levers, and levers from other Ducatis (like the Scrambler 1100) fit?

My friend recommended me CNC Racing, and I am also interested in some parts from Wild at Heart Adventure

I've used CNC Racing levers on my bikes and they've really impressed me,they're solidly built, feel great, and there haven't been any fitment issues on Ducatis. There are specific levers for the Scrambler 1100, but it's a good idea to double-check the pivot and perch specs if you're thinking about switching from other models. Wild at Heart tends to focus more on ADV setups,so I'd recommend confirming fitment before going ahead. If you get it right,it's a worthwhile upgrade

 

[arch_nemesis]

If you're thinking about swapping out your levers, just do it right, aftermarket is not a bad route as long as you're not buying the $10 specials off some shady site

 

[GrangerDanger]

Hmm, afftermarket brake and clutch levers could be a great upgrade if you go for brands like Wild at Heart Adventure, theyre known for decent fit and durability.