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2008 Honda CRF450X

MSR Aluminum Shift Lever

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Product Description

  • MSR has a reputation for making quality motorcycle parts that has been proven by winning championships time after time.
  • MSR Aluminum Shift lever is constructed from high quality aluminum for maximum durability.
  • The MSR Aluminum shift lever features a folding shift tip with knurled gripping surface for maximum performance and feel.
  • The MSR Aluminum Shift lever is tougher than stock and much more affordable.
  • MSR paid attention to the details and made the aluminum shift lever to fit exactly like the OEM lever.
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“ I ordered 2 msr shift levers, the one for my doughters xr80 works great, the one for my kdx200 horabl... ”
flip Location: Marysville, WA, USA
“ Easy to install, very cheap in cost so if it breaks its affordable. ”
gotalovemotosport
“ the pivit end of the shifter is nice and tight not sloppy like some of the others made... ”
Eddiecrf Location: Grand Ledge, MI
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Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor
Location: Spokane, WA, USA
Msr shifter
good shifter great price have had 3 on different bikes no color options just good solid part.
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Verified Purchaser
Location: Marysville, WA, USA
Bad fit
I ordered 2 msr shift levers, the one for my doughters xr80 works great, the one for my kdx200 horable fit had to bend to get it to clear the case.
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Location: Arizona
Nice looking lever!
Looks great and is very sturdy,just be sure to add some blue lock tight to the bolt threads.
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Top 100 Contributor
Cheap and simple
Easy to install, very cheap in cost so if it breaks its affordable. But i wouldn't worry about breaking it too much because i am still on the same one i got 1 year ago...and i am one of those people that hits the shifter down an extra 5 times just to make sure its in gear. And my shifter still looks about the same from when i got it. I love this shifter and would by a another one. That is, if the one i have ever gives out.
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Location: Cleveland, OH
Amazing
you cant really find one of these that are bad but this on is amazing. i guess its just how long you want it to be its short but that's how i like it and there not allot of free-play so its right on every time.
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Location: Grand Ledge, MI
Best purchase ever
the pivit end of the shifter is nice and tight not sloppy like some of the others made
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Stripped Teeth
I think this is my third lever as well. they all strip out. I thought it was my shift shaft causing issues, then thought I wasn't tightening the lever enough, but now...after this and seeing other reviews, STEER CLEAR of this. Aluminum on such a high demand part of the bike is not a good idea.
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Location: Fox island wa
Do not buy.
I have bought not 1 not 2 but 3 of these msr shifters. I thought it was my bike that was stripped out but come to find out after two rides these shifters strip out. GO with the sunline products
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Location: TX
Strips out
i had to replace my old one so i bought this, it strips out in no time im goin back to a steel shifter.
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Top 1000 Contributor
Location: Avilla, IN
Good Lever
Very light and strong. No problems so far after about two months. Lever is just a tiny bit longer than stock. Good price for the quality.
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“ Will this shifter be longer than my stock shifter in a 1996 cr125?... ”
Eriic
“ How does the lever stay on? Does it have a screw cause in the pic there in none. ”
19blink
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Eriic 3 months 5 days ago
Will this shifter be longer than my stock shifter in a 1996 cr125?
I have a 96 cr125 and i hve trouble with getting my boots under to shift so i was wondering of this shifter will be more extended out
MotoSport Staff
3 months 3 days ago Location: Portland, OR, USA
These will come the same length as the OEM shifter for each model. Sometimes (depending on the model) you can turn the shifter up a few degrees when installing onto the splines of the shift shaft so it sits up higher to make it easier to reach underneath.
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2 months 4 days ago Location: Spokane, WA, USA
prob not any longer the tip might be a little bit bigger than stock
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19blink Over 3 years ago
How does the lever stay on? Does it have a screw cause in the pic there in none.?
MotoSport Staff
Over 3 years ago Location: P+RTLAND
The one shown is just a general product picture so it may vary depending on what bike you have. It bolts on the same as stock, so however your stock one is, this one will bolt up the same way.
2 years 11 months ago Location: Sunbury, PA
yes it does come with a screw that holds it on. i recommend you buy the steel shifter and not the aluminum. i had bought the aluminum shifter and after 10 minutes of riding it striped out and i couldnt shift gears.
Top 50 Contributor Top 100 Contributor
2 months 4 days ago Location: Spokane, WA, USA
the little bolt thru the bottom of the lever locks in a grove on the shift shaft on the bike and some bikes have a different style than shown but the one in the pic is the norm.
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