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57420-49101 Right Brake Lever for Suzuki LT300 King Quad 1987-1989

57420-49101 Right Brake Lever for Suzuki LT300 King Quad 1987-1989

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Right Brake Lever for Suzuki

This right brake lever is a replacement handlebar control designed to restore confident front braking on your Suzuki ATV, and it cross-references OEM part 57420-49101.

Overview

This right brake lever gives Suzuki LT300 King Quad riders a functional replacement for a worn or bent factory lever. Built to match the original mounting and pivot layout, this brake lever for Suzuki machines helps you keep firm, predictable stopping power on the trail. It is a practical choice for riders performing routine maintenance or repairing damage after a tip-over.

Built For Performance

  • Direct cross-reference to OEM part 57420-49101 for straightforward replacement
  • Right-hand fitment matched to the factory handlebar perch and pivot point
  • Durable metal construction built to handle repeated lever pulls
  • Designed to accept the stock brake cable or master cylinder connection
  • Compact profile keeps controls within easy reach on the bars
  • Straightforward bolt-on installation with basic hand tools

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki LT300 King Quad 1987
  • for Suzuki LT300 King Quad 1988
  • for Suzuki LT300 King Quad 1989

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding where reliable front braking is essential
  • Routine maintenance to replace a bent or sticking lever
  • Repairing handlebar controls after an accidental rollover
  • Restoring a used ATV to safe, rideable condition

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 57420-49101
Position Right
Type Brake Lever
Compatible Models Suzuki LT300 King Quad 1987-1989

Good To Know

Q: Will this lever fit both the front and rear brake on my ATV? A: This is a right-side brake lever, so confirm whether your model routes the front brake control to the right handlebar before ordering. Checking your machine's layout takes only a minute.

Q: Do I need any special tools to swap the lever? A: Most riders replace a brake lever with basic hand tools by removing the pivot bolt and transferring any hardware. Inspect the perch and cable while you have it apart.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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