INSTALL KAWASAKI VULCAN S LEVERS - The Easiest Way To Do It
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- In this video, we're going to show you how to install the Kawasaki Vulcan S Levers on your bike. These levers are designed to replace the stock levers on your Kawasaki Vulcan S bike, and are a great way to improve your braking and clutch performance.
If you're looking to install replacement levers on your Kawasaki Vulcan S bike, then this video is for you! We'll show you step-by-step how to install these levers, and discuss any potential complications that may arise. After watching this video, you'll be able to install these levers with ease!
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In this video I go over the install of after market levers on the Kawasaki Vulcan 650 S. We are using levers from Womet-Tech. Solid construction, excellent fit and finish, and they work flawlessly. If you like the video please like and subscribe.
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I used the same brand on my Ninja 650 and they are great. I had more trouble installing but not that handy.
I used this brand on my Ninja 400 and liked them some much I went with them on this project.
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Where did you buy these? Thanks!
TST Industries website. Listed under Ninja 650.
@@SCMOTO thanks so much great video. I subscribed 🔥
@@SCMOTO also do you have a bit of wiggle in the levers? I tried some cheap ones like you advised against 🤣😂 they really are horrible I installed them and then instantly took them off. They wiggled like a toddlers loose tooth.
appreciate it@@detectivedipzhit
No these have just enough play to work correctly but don't wiggle.@@detectivedipzhit
Many thanks for the video. Tip about using screwdriver in conjunction with the spanner on the clutch side really helped!
Thank you for this, good handy tips. Unfortunately my bike was 34,000 miles into its levers which I'd never removed or serviced lol... so the bushing thing in the clutch side took some thinking through to get out (smaller size machine screw, double nuts to lock down onto the bushing, and a big hammer... and some penetrating oil). Haven't tried it yet but already feels a lot more comfortable. Can't believe I waited so long
Yeah the factory levers are not the best but better than most. These Womet levers are slick. Sometimes it takes a big hammer lol.
Too sporty for my taste but they do look good on your bike. I need chrome lol.
Thanks. Some people love that chrome.