Triumph Trident 660 Evotech Performance Levers Review | Moto Machines

[@MotoMachines]

You can shop for your Triumph Trident here! www.motomachines.com/shop-by-bike/triumph/trident-660-2020

[@dbcooper7159]

I keep watching these videos and buying more parts for my trident.

[@carlosrocknroll]

Nice, the installation it's much easier than I thought.

[@MotoMachines]

Yup! Installation for these kind of levers is super simple and if you ever have any questions, feel free to shoot us an email or give us a call!

[@sammajor7546]

Just fitted mine, was a lot easier than I thought. I was concerned about the clutch side but having adjusted the tension a bit tighter afterwards the bike now pulls away sharper than before and feels way better 👍. Triumph trident 660🇬🇧

[@nerychristian]

How do you like them so far? Does it have different adjustments for the clutch? Shorter travel pull?

[@jcon2wheels49]

Thank you for this video. It made it so easy after purchasing this lever to replace the oem. 🫡👌

[@markmcfetridge8845]

Thanks, very helpful!

[@johnmartin7158]

Hi Channel guy, you get standard levers for a 2022 Triumph Bonneville T120 Matt Black. I like the Evo Tech brand. Cheers and happy new year.

[@MotoMachines]

Happy New Year. Here is a link where you can find them www.motomachines.com/shop-by-bike/triumph/bonneville-t120?manufacturer=1499

[@msromike123]

Do these Evotech levers have a lot of slop on the pivot like the Puig brand?

[@MotoMachines]

No, in general there should be no slop but everyone has a different definition of this. I would double check the part numbers for the PUIG levers you bought to be sure.

[@jorgetenorio3586]

Conque marca será compatible será que le quedan las misma de la 07 ?????

[@kalromain8353]

The gold spacer is not coming out as easily as this video made it look. Any tips? I've tried hammering, heat, cold...

[@MotoMachines]

Unfortunately I am not sure of any tips, ours came out extremely easily. I would be careful with the application of heat and cold but usually that's enough to make it go.

[@danikorea92]

I can't get the nut at the bottom side out from the cluth lever. It just spins in place and will not lossen up or tighten up. Looked for answers online, but nothing useful available. Is cutting it off the only option?

[@MotoMachines]

You shouldn't have to cut it off. It should just break free. You need to use a screwdriver/wrench at the same time like in the video to break the nut loose. Try twisting the flathead at the same time against the wrench to try and get it to catch. If it doesn't come off after that, you might need to use a pair of vice grips to hold the nut in place than use the flat head to remove the top bolt.

[@weitsung-lin]

What are those turn indicators? Don't look like stock

[@MotoMachines]

They are stock.

[@diegocalabretta1607]

@@MotoMachines in europe they're different. LED, smaller and good looking, those are not the one of triumph

[@MotoMachines]

@@diegocalabretta1607 These indicators are stock for the US. There is an option to get different ones from the factory though.

[@diegocalabretta1607]

@@MotoMachines damn, sorry to hear that. They look horrendous compared to the ones we have here

[@MotoMachines]

@@diegocalabretta1607 It's not that bad, never see them when you're riding!

[@enzo6sixty]

Do you have a link where I can get these in the US?

[@MotoMachines]

We are working on getting the products uploaded to our website, here is a link to it. Be sure to check it for updates! www.motomachines.com/shop-by-bike/triumph/trident-660-2020

[@davidsantiago-ji8fi]

@@MotoMachines looks like it’s not in your website. So do we call yo order ? Any idea what the price is ?

[@MotoMachines]

@@davidsantiago-ji8fi We are still working on getting products added to our website, so just check back every now and then.

[@MotoMachines]

here are the levers! www.motomachines.com/evotech-performance-short-clutch-brake-lever-set-triumph-trident-2021

[@enzo6sixty]

@@MotoMachines does this ship from the US?

[@MrLudders47]

How much are they for a 660 Tiger sport?

[@MotoMachines]

Evotech Performance does not have these levers for the Tiger Sport 660 as of yet.