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IMS 313114 Flightline Folding Shift Lever

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Features

  • For: Kawasaki KDX250 all, KX100 83-93, KX250 83-86, KX500 83-93, KX60 83-93, KX80 83-93; Yamaha YZ125 96-06, YZ250 88-06, YZ80 83-01, YZ85 02-06
  • Made of steel and has a folding tip to minimize the damaging effects of impact, reducing the chance of damaging your transmission or shift shaft
  • Stiffer design eliminates that sloppy feeling of stock levers for more positive shifting response
  • Wont let the bike jump out of gear when the lever hits an obstacle
  • Cheaper and more durable than stock shift levers

Description

Made of steel and has a folding tip to minimize the damaging effects of impact, reducing the chance of damaging your transmission or shift shaft. Stiffer design eliminates that sloppy feeling of stock levers for more positive shifting response. Won’t let the bike jump out of gear when the lever hits an obstacle. Cheaper and more durable than stock shift levers. For: Kawasaki KDX250 all, KX100 83-93, KX250 83-86, KX500 83-93, KX60 83-93, KX80 83-93; Yamaha YZ125 96-06, YZ250 88-06, YZ80 83-01, YZ85 02-06.


Material: ‎Steel


Brand: ‎IMS


Color: ‎Gray


Handle Type: ‎Lever


Product Dimensions: ‎5.8"L x 0.9"W


Finish Type: ‎Finish


Metal Type: ‎Alloy Steel


Handle Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Package Type: ‎Standard Packaging


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎IMS


Model: ‎IMS Shift Lever


Item Weight: ‎8.8 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎5.8 x 0.9 x 11.1 inches


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎313114


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎313114


OEM Part Number: ‎313114


Date First Available: June 1, 2009


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great quality!
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Great quality product! Fits a 2018 honda grom like a glove. Only tools you will need are a 10mm wrench or ratchet and some snap ring pliers to remove the old sloppy linkage! The only downside would be it is a little more difficult to find neutral but ill take that! Also i would recommend picking up a shift shaft brace for some extra protection of important engine components! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 20, 2022 by Cody M.
    • Must have for Grom
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It’s a must have for every Grom owner. Eliminated that problematic linkage and now I find neutral easier. Plus won’t bend if you dump it. Obviously looks significantly better. Install was cake once I was able to remove the original, which was also easy with the exception of removing the flat ring locking clip (what is the proper name of that thing?), easier with the right tools I’m sure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 28, 2022 by ember townsend
    • 4 stars for now.
The shifter is pretty quality; steel construction but a kind of slick plastic part for the shifting handle. This shifter (KX60) does work on a grom. The stock shifter is easy enough to remove, and this one is even easier to put on and remove. Just be careful not to go crazy tightening that bolt, it will snap if you try to torque it. So when you get the shifter on, and even when you tighten the bolt correctly, it still wiggles just a little bit if you move it left and right on the shift shaft. It's miniscule, and not noticeable when riding. So how does it feel? Pretty good; I ordered the HardRacing shift shaft brace (highly recommended by everyone who gets a direct shifter like this apparently) but I don't have it yet. The shift feel is noticeably improved, I can feel a positive click into all the gears, even with my riding boots. Now, for some reason it takes a little more kick to downshift I feel like. The shifter does also have a really nice feature that I liked when I rode bigger bikes; when you kick down into 1st gear on the stock shifter for a grom, it still squishes and flops around, even if you're in gear. This shifter gives you positive resistance if you try to kick it down again. Overall for the price it's a good quality of life mod, it reduces false neutrals, and gets some street cred. Definitely pick up the brace though if you buy this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 16, 2021 by Josh
    • Installed on KLX230
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Review Image by Three cats and me
I bought this to switch out the stock shifter on my KLX230. The stock shifter does not have a hinged post (peddle) as this one does. I have already bent the stock shifter in a fall and bent it back into position. If you look at the photos you can see this lever and the stock one. The length from the shaft attachment to the post is the same the difference is the bend on the lever arm. So for some you may have issue with your foot contacting the arm of the lever instead of the post on the end. I have had no problem with this so far. It clears the side cover of the engine just fine. Also no problems with the splines on the shifter shaft and the groves on the lever. This is half the price of getting the KLX230R lever that does have a hinged post (peddle) on the end. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2021 by Three cats and me
    • Solid build; use a different bolt
I like IMS. Have used their shifters and pegs on a past bike. Decided to put one on my 2017 Honda Grom to improve shifting. Shifter itself is solid, heavy duty, folds well, ect. I like that it only has a logo sticker and it's removable for a clean plain look unlike some who stamp or use excessive adhesives so you have to advertise the product. However, and put the blame on me for this, instead of hand tightening the bolt I used a drill. I assumed it would cinch down and as soon as it tensioned up I'd stop. One trigger pull cinched the bolt and snapped off the head which then loosened the the shifter on the shaft. Now it's on the shaft tight enough to shift and not fall off but is wobbly and moves around as it isn't cinched all the way. I can't dremel it without ruining threading; not cut it off for concern of damaging the shaft so I just had to fill the void between shifter and shaft with a ton of glue. Not sure how it'll hold up and it's really sketchy looking/feeling. Do yourself a favor, spend 25 cents, and get a much heavier duty bolt that can take enough torque to properly tighten the shifter down. Second complaint is that it came packaged well and apparently new but said it was used and a repurposed item. I don't mind, it helps reduce waste and such but there are used options cheaper than new and you're paying for new. Not a huge price difference and looked new but if it was a more expensive component that was sent used when paid for new I'd be frustrated. Other than that, solid product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 11, 2021 by DSMAN
    • Just what I needed
After curling my stock lever up on my TW I went looking for a folding lever. Although it doesn't list the Yamaha TW200 on the page or the package it comes in, it does fit.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 13, 2022 by Wes Johnson
    • Just as good as oem for less.
This is the ONLY shifter to get other than an oem. My stock shifter was worn from lots of use (YZ125 2-stroke) so I bought an aluminum replacement. It stripped out almost immediately even though I tightened it regularly. I was told oem is the only way to go but they are very expensive. I spoke with someone who highly recommended this IMS shifter so I bought it for roughly half the oem price. So far it has worked perfectly, the bolt stays tight and the shifter is tight on the shaft even though mine is somewhat worn. I am very happy with this purchase and it is a high quality product for a good price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 16, 2020 by Eric
    • ITS GOING TO WORK JUST FINE
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Brand new out of the packaging with surface rust. Other than that it's going to do the job will have it coated later on. Just something to keep in mind
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 14, 2021 by Nessa

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