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Kraus Motor Co.

Kraus Max Lean Shift Lever For Harley Touring 2017-2025

Name: Kraus Max Lean Shift Lever For Harley Touring 2017-2025
Brand: Kraus Motor Co.
SKU: 10556201
Price: 520.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Kraus Max Lean Shift Lever For Harley Touring

The Kraus Max Lean Adjustable Shift Lever lets you find the perfect toe placement, reducing fatigue and missed shifts. Three inner arm ratio settings allow riders to dial in shorter, snappier throws or longer, relaxed shifts for a custom riding experience. Smooth, reliable operation makes every gear change effortless.

Features:

360-degree adjustable toe shifter for optimal foot positioning
Three customizable shift ratio settings
Improved shift action
Made from billet aluminum
Reduced weight and added style
Compatible with Kraus EZ-Shift
Made in the USA

Kraus Motor Company has always turned heads with their modern, innovative custom bikes. These creations feel equally at home winning World Championship bike shows or breaking land speed records. Kraus Motor Company has shifted their focus to designing and manufacturing of state-of-the-art performance suspension, braking and ergonomics systems for Harley and Indian motorcycles. It's evident that there's a strong emphasis on both function and performance in every part they create.