Aprilia Tuono V4 [2021-2024] - folding clutch and brake lever set
Description
Precise control with folding construction
The Evo lever set developed by Evotech Performance replaces the clutch and brake levers of the Aprilia Tuono V4. Both levers can move upwards when they come into contact with a solid obstacle. This reduces the risk of the lever breaking in the event of a tip over or fall. A tensioned spring with bearing reliably holds the levers in their intended position while driving; They can then be reset manually.
Ergonomics and individual adjustment
Deeply rounded edges along the levers support a comfortable grip. The grip width can be adjusted to suit different finger lengths in six positions on both levers using red anodized adjusters. Milled markings indicate the level selected.
- Typical adjustment range of 17 mm, measured at the center of the lever
- Six clearly defined adjustment positions
- Full-size levers for street, track days and other regular driving situations
Made from high quality materials
Lever blades and holder holders are milled from solid aluminum material and permanently anodized black. Millings on the backs reduce the weight without sacrificing the required strength of the construction. CNC-manufactured bolts, safety clips and other connecting parts are made of stainless steel.
- CNC-milled connections between the lever blade and the holder holder
- Black anodizing of the levers and mounts
- Red, durable anodized reach adjusters
- Ball ends with dimensions in accordance with legal requirements
- Evotech Performance logos on levers and holder mounts
Scope of delivery
A matching set consisting of a folding clutch lever and a folding brake lever with the structurally intended holder holders and connecting elements is supplied.
Assembly
The precisely CNC-manufactured holder holders are designed to accept the intended original components and make precise assembly easier. The manufacturer provides video assembly instructions for installation.
Compatibility
Suitable for the Aprilia Tuono V4 from 2021 to 2024.