Kawasaki Z1000 SX [2017-2019] - short clutch and brake lever set

Precise control with short lever shape

The Evotech Performance Evo Short lever set was developed model-specifically for the Kawasaki Z1000 SX from 2017 to 2019. 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.

Ergonomics and adjustability

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 and grip widths.

• Six-way adjustable lever width
• Typical adjustment range of 17 mm, measured at the center of the lever
• Milled markings to indicate selected position
• Red anodized adjusters

Made from high quality metals

Lever blades and mounting brackets are milled from solid aluminum and permanently anodized black. Recessed milling areas on the back reduce weight without unnecessarily compromising strength. CNC machined pivot pins and locking clips are made of stainless steel.

• Precision machined billet aluminum levers and mounts
• Black, durable anodized surface
• Stainless steel bolts and locking elements
• Ball ends with legally compliant dimensions
• Defined breaking point at the end of the lever

Short design for targeted use

The compact lever length reduces the likelihood of contact with solid obstacles. With two-finger operation, the remaining fingers can remain on the handlebars. The ergonomic shape combines controlled operation with a sporty, compact look.

Scope of delivery

• Short Evo clutch lever
• Short Evo brake lever
• Model-specific bracket mounts
• Associated joint and securing elements

Assembly

The CNC-milled mounts are designed to precisely accept the intended original components. Basic tools are sufficient to replace the standard levers. Since the clutch switch-off, brake light switch and mounting points are model-specific, this set cannot be used universally.

Compatibility

Suitable for Kawasaki Z1000 SX, built between 2017 and 2019.