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WMP  | SKU: L1BMG3S

WMP Brake Lever - Honda - Shorty

Regular price $12.00
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Description

The WMP OEM replacement cast levers provide an economical alternative to original levers. The perfect spare to have ready in your workshop in case of a race-day disaster. Available in black and OEM silver finish (model dependent).

Features:

  • Direct OEM replacement cast levers.
  • Designed to exceed OEM specifications.
  • Built to resist breakage.
  • Designed to fit OEM master cylinder.
  • Made from die-cast aluminium for maximum durability and affordability.

Key Features

  • Shorty profile delivers reduced lever span for a closer hand reach
  • Designed to fit compatible Honda motorcycles
  • Aftermarket replacement from Whites Powersports, a trusted parts brand in Australia and New Zealand

Specifications

Brand Whites (WMP)
SKU L1BMG3S
Barcode 9420060967142
Type Shorty Brake Lever
Fitment Honda (refer to Whites fitment guide for compatible models and years)

Operations & maintenance

Before purchasing, verify fitment against the Whites compatibility guide for your specific Honda model and year — not all Honda models are covered by a single part number.
Apply a small amount of multipurpose grease or motorcycle chain lube to the lever pivot point during installation.
Torque the pivot bolt to the specification listed in your motorcycle's service manual; do not overtighten, as this can restrict lever movement.
After fitting, check lever freeplay and adjust at the adjuster barrel to suit your reach and riding preference.
Test lever action and braking function in a controlled environment before riding at speed.
Inspect the pivot point periodically for wear, looseness or corrosion, and re-lubricate as needed.
Clean the lever with a damp cloth and mild detergent; avoid harsh solvents or abrasive compounds that may damage the surface finish.
Store any spare levers in a dry location, away from moisture and direct sunlight, to prevent corrosion.