Part # 26280101
Adjustable Gear Lever

I had to run to the NAPA parts/tool store for a 60 torx male socket to remove a non-OEM adjustable gear lever that sells on Revzilla for in between 166 to 202 dollars. The tool cost me 10.27 dollars. I installed most of the new gear adjuster on the bench and was surprised how tight the busing that went on the plastic collar. I decided just to throw a light coat of Molykote DX and it slipped together better after doing this.I used the Molykote DX on all friction points after cleaning. The gear shifter has two very small bolts and nuts that are used to adjust the length of the gear lever and one of the nuts had fallen off while I was moving it from the bench to the bike. I was lucky to see it fall on my blanket that I had played underneath the area I was working on the bike. If It would have fallen off in the grass, I doubt if I would have found it. Make sure these bolts / nuts are secure. I did not have to adjust because the position that was set was fine for me. The quality of the parts are very good and the steel lanyard that attaches to the lever and frame is a good idea. The price at first seemed steep but knowing the quality of Wunderlich parts, I decided to buy. This was probably the 6th product that I have purchased from them. I just installed the brake lever 2 days prior and very happy with that. Keep up the good work Wunderlich!

I only give 1 star because it is adjustable. First ride with serious off-road, apparently the folding tip didn't work, the whole extension arm bent back 90 degrees. a lot of money for no piece of mind

I wrote the review below about a the shifter lever breaking in the middle of nowhere. Wunderlich responded and replaced the lever. A lifetime customer made by a company that stands behind its products.

I used the wunderlich shift lever until it broke last week. Not to happy that a $180 shift lever broke. Finding a drill in the middle of nowhere isn't something you expect out of a part that's supposed to be trail tested. Guess I'll go back to my stock shift lever until something better comes along.

I ride a BMW R1200GS and I have a left drop foot from back surgery. Always having a problem lifting up the gear shifter. NOW, I have a much easier time, as the gear lever is closer. Just wish the rubber had a little more of a grip for the boot, so I ended up putting a small strip of skateboard grip tape on my boot and that worked. Thanks for having kids :)

Hight made quality easy to install

This is a great farkle! Like others, I found that the stock lever was too difficult to use with big riding boots. And I was afraid that is would simply snap off if it were impacted in a fall. I had a hard time deciding between this one and the SW Motech version.. I am happy I chose this part. You can definitely tell that a lot of thought was put into the design and engineering. It was easy to install and is infinitely adjustable. I can appreciate the value of the little steel cable as I had to remove a branch that got wedged between the stock lever and the frame when I installed it. Unlike other reviews, I do not consider the two length adjustment screws to be weak of inadequate. I imagine this piece could get pretty damaged if it took a direct hit in a fall, so I will carry the ole part as a replacement on any long journey I undertake.