Rizoma Adjustable Plus Levers

Rizoma Adjustable Plus levers are the ones you can tune most closely to your hand: besides the reach adjuster, placed on top so it is easy to get to, they have a second adjustment that changes the length of the lever itself. They are anodised aluminium, in black and in silver, and are the range with the most part numbers among the brand's levers, with versions for nakeds, sports bikes, adventure bikes and scooters.

Two adjustments on a single lever

The first moves the blade closer to or further from the grip; the second slides it to make it longer or shorter. Between them you can fine-tune the exact point where you close your hand, which you notice when you put on winter gloves or change bikes. When the blade is fully extended a gap opens up, and the kit includes a rubber insert that covers it so your glove does not wear out unnecessarily.

Bikes with Adjustable Plus levers

• Nakeds and sports bikes: Honda CB 650 and CBR 650 R, Yamaha MT-09, YZF R1 and R6, Kawasaki ZX-10R and Z 900, BMW S 1000 R, S 1000 RR, F 900 R and M 1000, MV Agusta F3 800, KTM 790 and 890 Duke, Triumph and Aprilia RSV4 and Tuono.
• Adventure and trail: Honda Africa Twin and X-ADV, Harley-Davidson Pan America and Indian FTR 1200.
• Scooters: Honda Forza 750, Vespa GTS, GTV, Sei Giorni, Primavera, Sprint and Elettrica, and Yamaha TMAX 530 and 560.

Several part numbers cover "several models" of Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha or Triumph; the product page details which.

Before you order

The motorcycle ones are one lever per part number, brake or clutch. On scooters, where both handlebar levers are brake levers, the title says "levers" in the plural: check on the product page whether you receive one or the pair. As for colours, black blends in with any bike and silver stands out against dark parts.

If you want a lever that folds in a fall, there are the Rizoma 3D levers; the other ranges and how their part numbers are read are in the Rizoma brake and clutch levers, and the full brand sits under Rizoma.