Accossato Clutch Lever For Kawasaki VN 1700 - AGS160

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The Accossato Clutch Lever (AGS160) is designed for owners of the Kawasaki VN 1700 seeking a reliable, high-quality replacement for their motorcycle's clutch control system. This component serves as an OEM-style spare, ensuring seamless integration with your bike's original configuration for smooth and consistent engagement. While it is an excellent alternative to factory parts, users should ensure the installation is performed by a qualified mechanic to maintain proper cable tension and safety protocols.
| Model Part Number | AGS160 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Accossato |
The AGS160 is designed as an OEM replacement and typically maintains the fixed-reach profile of the stock Kawasaki lever.
No, the kit includes the lever itself; it is intended to reuse the existing pivot bolt and hardware.
If you have basic mechanical knowledge, it is a straightforward task, but we recommend a professional mechanic to ensure the clutch operates safely.
This specific part number (AGS160) is engineered for the Kawasaki VN 1700. Please verify your specific bike year and sub-model compatibility.
The lever is designed to interface with your existing clutch safety switch, provided your original switch remains functional.
Verify the pivot bolt is not overtightened and ensure the pivot point is properly lubricated.
Adjust the clutch cable tension at the cable adjuster located on the handlebars or near the engine casing.
Check that the cable is correctly seated in the perch groove and verify the clutch is fully disengaging at the pressure plate.
Installation of the AGS160 requires basic hand tools including a set of wrenches and a screwdriver. Begin by fully loosening the clutch cable adjuster at the perch to provide maximum slack. Remove the pivot bolt and nut, discard the old lever, and lubricate the pivot point of the new Accossato lever with a small amount of synthetic motorcycle grease. Align the new lever with the perch, reinsert the pivot bolt, and tighten until the lever moves freely without excessive lateral play. After installation, verify that the clutch engages and disengages fully and adjust the cable tension as needed. To maintain the lever, wipe away road grime periodically and ensure the pivot bolt remains secure during your routine safety inspections.