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Harley-Davidson DYNA Daytona 1340 Hand Brake Lever

New, used, or aftermarket – from sellers across Europe.

Parts availability

This part appears to be widely available.

Hand Brake Lever53,90 € – 173,98 €
14+ offers12 New, 2 Used

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Last updated: 28.07.2026, 08:13

Hand Brake Lever for your Harley-Davidson DYNA Daytona 1340?

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 66.63 €
Min: 53.90 € Max: 173.98 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
eBay New 53.90 € 2026-07-26
eBay Used 128.03 € 2026-07-26
eBay Used 128.03 € 2026-07-26
eBay New 63.06 € 2026-07-26
eBay New 66.63 € 2026-07-26
eBay New 54.90 € 2026-07-26
eBay New 59.90 € 2026-07-26
eBay New 173.98 € 2026-07-26

Indicative values only – current prices may vary.

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About this part

The hand brake lever on your DYNA Daytona 1340 actuates the front braking system. A broken, bent, or stiff lever is a severe safety hazard and must be replaced to maintain braking control.

Frequently asked questions

What should I look for when buying a brake lever for my Harley-Davidson DYNA Daytona 1340?

Verify compatibility with the master cylinder of your DYNA Daytona 1340. Adjustable levers are highly recommended to customize the grip reach.

Are aftermarket adjustable brake levers road-legal?

Yes, provided they carry the proper safety certification (such as E-mark) for your specific vehicle. Avoid uncertified levers.

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Harley-Davidson DYNA Daytona 1340 Hand Brake Lever

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