Domino Brake Lever - Right Side


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The Domino Universal Right Brake Lever is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts seeking a precise, mechanical cable-operated braking solution. It is ideal for riders looking to replace standard levers with a lightweight, durable component that offers consistent feedback through a 26.5 mm stroke. While this lever excels in mechanical simplicity and ergonomic design, users should note it is intended exclusively for cable-actuated systems and will not function on motorcycles equipped with hydraulic master cylinders.
| Model Part Number | 1493.04 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Domino |
No, this lever is designed specifically for cable-operated braking systems.
The lever is 159 mm in length.
Yes, it includes an integrated M10 x 1.25 mm thread for your rearview mirror.
It is a universal part suitable for most motorcycles using a 22mm handlebar and a cable-operated brake system.
The lever is built with materials resistant to rust and pitting, but keeping the pivot clean and lubricated is recommended for best results.
The lever features a 26.5 mm stroke length.
Check the cable tension at the brake drum or caliper end. Adjust the barrel adjuster to remove excess slack.
Verify your mirror stem uses an M10 x 1.25 mm thread. If it does not, a thread adapter may be required.
Clean the pivot bolt area of road grime and apply a light lubricant. Ensure the cable housing is not kinked.
Installation is straightforward due to the dismountable clamp: simply loosen the mounting bolts, slide the lever into your preferred position on the 22mm handlebar, and secure it. Ensure the brake cable is properly routed and free of sharp bends to maintain optimal performance. Always verify that your current braking system uses a cable mechanism, as this part cannot be adapted for hydraulic fluid lines. For maintenance, periodically apply a thin coat of silicone-based lubricant to the lever pivot point to keep the action smooth, and check that the mirror threads are clear of debris when attaching your rearview mirrors.