Make Your Himalayan or Scram More Comfortable with These Adjustable Brake & Clutch Levers!

[@jauken83]

Couldn't agree more, I put some similar levers on my Scram a few months ago and it really makes the bike mote comfortable to ride.

[@wandererfrommumbai]

Wow thanks for the video and comments, my scram's brake lever has broken in the same way. I'm going to try an adjustable lever this has given me some confidence

[@gettinglostagain]

No problem, glad it had helped 😀

[@MikesProjectsandHobbiesMC]

Agree, one of the first things I did.

[@LeonardoPereira-ps1om]

I disassembled mine to paint the screws and now I can't put them back together. Any tips?

[@dougfolk1276]

Good video! What are the make of the clutch lever and brake leever?

[@gettinglostagain]

Thank you. They are from Hitchcocks in the UK. They are the same as the ones I linked in the description, which you can get via Amazon if that is easier. 😊

[@rdx4351]

Hi ter Im from india its not available here Is there any alternative lever to fit for Himalayan ( like classic 500 ) like those???

[@gettinglostagain]

You could order from Hitchcocks in the uk?

[@Geronimo72]

I bought a Himalayan with these installed. When in 1 gear and clutch fully pressed the bike creeps forwards. Seems like there is not enough leverage in the clutch levers to fully disengage tge clutch. Free play is set correct. I have it on nr 6, when on lower nr its even worse. What is wrong?

[@hansbachtold1966]

Hi there. Could you please tell me if you can find any E Number on thos levers. Since they come from Hitchcock theyy should have one. If not, those gadgets cant be used in Europe due to strict control of traffic law. By the way, good video, keep it going.

[@SandyToesDetecting]

Who would check this ? Where I live they would not (i am in EU)

[@hansbachtold1966]

@@SandyToesDetecting The German Police for instant. Any part which is essentiel for safety without E number is ilegal. Any extra accessoiries have to be registered in your vehicles registrationpaper. Without an E number , no go. Have seen many bikers walk home, i.e. the had to organise transport for their bike on a trailer or so. 😣😣

[@SandyToesDetecting]

@@hansbachtold1966 I cant see police inspecting every bit of bike looking for non compliance. Exhausts maybe or iffy lights but levers ??

[@gettinglostagain]

No problem when I am next home I will check it out for you

[@hansbachtold1966]

@@SandyToesDetecting Trust the German Police. Lights,( Lense ) Exhaust, Clutch and Brakelevers, naturally tyers. Those guys who do this controls are specially trained to look out for such shortcommings. Any modification done on the bike, they will find it. If alulevers come from the far east, they are of doubtfull materials sometimes, i would not trust my life on a cheap piece of equipment. when i registered my bike, fotos have been taken from all sides an angles, Those infos can be called up by the police at any time. Unfortunatel its not like 60 years ago, whe i started biking. Have a good time and drive forsighted..🍀🍀

[@ud2755]

Did your Brake Lever broke even with Knuckle Guards?

[@gettinglostagain]

No they broke before I installed the hand guards and new black levers.