Features of Evotech Bar End Mirrors / Brake and Clutch Lever Protector Kit for the Ducati Hypermotard 950 RVE
- Unique modular design combines Evotech Performance’s classic ‘round’ bar end motorcycle mirror with Evotech Handlebar Lever Protectors
- Mirror stems and lever protectors are CNC-machined from aerospace grade billet aluminium then black powder coated for enhanced styling and durability
- Convex shape of mirror glass gives x2 magnification
- Evotech Lever Protector position swivel adjustable (22°)
- Quality injection moulded nylon mirror housing bearing EP logos
- Internal mounting mechanism is model specific i.e., not universal application
Who should fit Evotech Bar End Mirrors / Brake and Clutch Protector Kits?
The Evotech Bar End Mirrors / Brake and Clutch Protector Kits for the Ducati Hypermotard 950 RVE offer equal advantages to track racers or road riders. Made to the same specification and with the same high quality materials as the parts supplied to Evotech Performance supported race teams, the aerodynamic lever protectors defend against accidental application of the brake or clutch whilst the wide positioning of the bar end mirrors gives optimal rearward sight. With adjustable, lever angle, mirror stems and pivot for the mirror glass, the rider can personalise the mirror and lever protectors’ positioning.
Note: When fitting Evotech Bar End Mirrors / Brake and Clutch Lever Protector Kit, it is the rider’s responsibility to ensure the motorcycle’s throttle action (correct free-play, smooth opening and closing of the throttle, etc) is not impaired in any way. Evotech Bar End Mirrors / Brake and Clutch Lever Protector Kits are designed to be used only with the OE throttle tube and handlebar grip.
Note: This item can not be installed with the OEM handguards fitted.
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