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ZXR 250 A and C model levers.

Discussion in 'Kawasaki 250cc In-line 4's' started by Wade Wilson, Aug 23, 2014.

  1. Wade Wilson

    Wade Wilson Beaяs Premium Member

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    I was scouting around for some parts for the bike and I found a decent deal for some new levers, but it says they're only for ZXR 250 88-93.
    Is their any difference between the A model and C model brake and clutch levers?
     
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    Tommynthat Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    Theoretically, you can make any levers fit, they are very similar, I would make em fit :aggressive:
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Anything can be made to fit with enough time and money! :lolsign:
     
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    I swapped the lever brackets for ZXR400 ones. There's a lot about (Ebay) and it then gives you more options on levers.
     
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    the brake light switch on the front brake lever would be the only worry.
     
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    ah yes - maybe.
    If so then you'd have to swap the wiring connectors.
     
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    Sorry for the late response

    I got the levers and installed them without a hitch. Apparently they are interchangeable, at least mine were.
     
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    Good onya :thumb_ups:
     
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    Which levers where these? The only ones i've seen where $100+ :/
     
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    I'll post up the link in the morning. They were some $30 levers with free postage.

    I had to get something because my stock levers were so bent they would scrape against the fairings at full lock.
     
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    look up ebay....china copies.....would not surprise me if not from factories that make originals.
     
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    WOW, thats cheap, I bought mine from Screaming Demon, they were awesome, but a tad more than $30
     
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    @kiffsta I realised this morning that my clutch lever is bent.. curious to know what you want for those silver ones you have on the wrecking bike mate..
     
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