Choice of brake levers

[snowdude2004]

I'm in need of a new front brake lever seeing as my AJP one snapped in my hand last week.
The bike is a derbi gpr racing year 2000. I was wondering if these things would be sufficient?

https://www.adrenalin-pedstop.co.uk/p/DERBI-GPR-1998--2004-BRAKE-LEV-881.aspx
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CBT passed: 26/09/09, Theory Passed: 18/08/10, Mod 1 passed: 20/10/10, Mod 2 passed: 26/10/10.
Current Bike: Honda CBR 400 Nc23

[Paulington]

Farbon. .
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[Darth]

Carbon 'look' - worst finish ever!
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[snowdude2004]

Well do you know any alternatives?
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CBT passed: 26/09/09, Theory Passed: 18/08/10, Mod 1 passed: 20/10/10, Mod 2 passed: 26/10/10.
Current Bike: Honda CBR 400 Nc23

[G]

Try Hein Gerkie - been a while, but they used to do stock looking levers for £6 brake and £3 clutch. Same as other places sold for a fair bit more.
When racing I found they didn't crash quite as well as others, but you could afford to have decent few spares.