A new set of motorcycle levers offers the chance to enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of your motorbike and that is where Puig shine.

With a wide range of motorcycle brake and clutch levers, Puig have widened the scope of possibilities, with a number of options that not only help you to achieve the best possible performance but also allow you to add an extra level of personalisation to your bike.

You may be thinking, well that is the aim of any motorcycle accessory manufacturer and you would be right to a certain extent. So, what is it that makes Puig different?

What Is the Difference Between Puig Levers & Original Levers?

Now I’m not saying Puig levers are going to revolutionise the entire performance of your motorcycle, because they’re levers at the end of the day. What they do offer is an upgrade on the functionality of your original levers, with features that are sure to make for a greater riding experience.

With both brake levers and clutch levers that span standard, short, foldable and extendable options, Puig have created a range that incorporates a six-position grab length adjuster that can be adjusted to suit the size of your hands for improved ergonomic comfort and greater control. Meanwhile, the levers are made from anodised aluminium, reducing rust and wear and tear for longer-lasting durability than that of your standard levers, an expense that will save you money in the long run. With that in mind, the first lever variation to look at is the standard levers, which do exactly what it says on the tin and make use of that robust, durable design to offer a simple replacement for your original levers.

Puig's levers are more than just a standard replacement.

While increased durability is all well and good, you may still be worried about damage caused by a collision, drop or fall and thankfully Puig have got you covered. The foldable levers come in handy when you clip something along your journey, flipping up rather than snapping off to save you the trouble and expense of purchasing new levers. Similarly, the extendable levers have been designed with an extension that snaps off at the point of contact to protect the rest of the mechanism and save you from having to replace the entire lever.

If you have considered these benefits but are still hungry for more incentives, turn your attention once again to the extendable levers and their short lever relatives. Both of these lever variations from Puig facilitate two-finger braking, allowing you to maintain control of your handlebar whilst braking simultaneously.

Do Puig Levers Look Better Than Original Levers?

Suffice it to say Puig have placed a great deal of focus on the functionality of their levers, but that does not mean they are lacking in aesthetics as they are just as quick off the mark in that area.

The smaller size of the Puig motorcycle levers offers a more minimalist aesthetic in comparison to standard levers and this, combined with the black finish, makes for a clean, modern appearance that compliments the look of your motorbike.

While the black colour is a welcomed upgrade, you may want to add a splash of colour and again, Puig have got you covered. With an array of lever and selector colours to choose from, you can add an extra level of personalisation to your Puig levers to create an eye-catching appearance, striking colour combination or simply pick the option that best suits the existing aesthetic of your motorcycle.

Are Puig Levers Easy to Install?

If you are anything like me, then functionality and aesthetics will be your priority when searching for new motorcycle levers. However, you should also consider the level of convenience on offer with Puig.

Each Puig lever comes with a bike specific adapter included. This will give you the peace of mind that the perfect fit is guaranteed each time thanks to knowing that the levers have been tested specifically for your bike.

Additionally, Puig brake and clutch levers and their respective adapters are straightforward to fit thanks to a simplified installation process and the inclusion of clear, detailed and visual instructions that come directly from the manufacturer. However, there is no harm in taking them to a garage for help if you are unsure.

So with all that said, is it worth upgrading to Puig motorcycle levers?

The short answer is yes. There are three key areas to consider with potential new levers, functionality aesthetics and the ease of installation, and Puig get three big green ticks on this occasion. The adjustability function is a welcomed upgrade to comfort and control while installation is as convenient as ever in my opinion, the aesthetic options are head and shoulders above the other levers on the market.