Anyone have some pictures of the Attack Rearsets on their Superduke? I have search all over the net but no luck, the pictures on the Attack website are broken.
Attack Rearsets
9 posts · Started by drswade · 04 Jun 2011
Post 2 by Menlo-SD,
#2PM MenloSD. He was the guy that instigated Attack producing them. He has a set and has posted pics before,
They are very nice and the best I have seen so far.
Very adjustable.
They are very nice and the best I have seen so far.
Very adjustable.
Post 3 by drswade,
#3I have a set as they used my bike for fitting. I'll try to shoot some pics after work tonight for ya.
Post 4 by Menlo-SD,
#4
Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics
Post 5 by Menlo-SD,
#5ssxrnr,
These are the best rear sets I've seen in person so far. Attack makes great race products and since I mainly use my SDR on the track they were the team I contacted. Scummy was nice enough to let Attack use his bike for the fittings and I tested them around tracks in Northern California. They are very well machined and don't flex unlike the stock rear stets. They due very well in crashes as I low sided my bike last year. Simply put a new foot peg on and ran the rest of the day. Also the rear brake stays in the stock location behind the frame rails protecting it in a crash, many others, like Vortex, move the rear brake master cylinder outside of the frame rails. Good luck and let us know what you buy and how you like them.
Brian
These are the best rear sets I've seen in person so far. Attack makes great race products and since I mainly use my SDR on the track they were the team I contacted. Scummy was nice enough to let Attack use his bike for the fittings and I tested them around tracks in Northern California. They are very well machined and don't flex unlike the stock rear stets. They due very well in crashes as I low sided my bike last year. Simply put a new foot peg on and ran the rest of the day. Also the rear brake stays in the stock location behind the frame rails protecting it in a crash, many others, like Vortex, move the rear brake master cylinder outside of the frame rails. Good luck and let us know what you buy and how you like them.
Brian
Post 6 by drkwng,
#6I have narrowed the choices to Attack and Rizoma? The Rizoma's come in at about $550 with the race pegs and carbon heel plates. I am not sure of pricing on the Attacks, retail looks to be about $450?
Post 7 by DribbleDuke,
#7Consider cost and availability of replacement parts when making the decision.
I loved the Attacks but they came out well after my investment of Vortex.
I loved the Attacks but they came out well after my investment of Vortex.
Post 8 by drkwng,
#8Menlo, Did you install the reverse shift kit on your rear sets? If so, do you have any pics of it installed?
Post 9 by drkwng,
#9Scummy, I emailed you a pick
Thanks
B
Thanks
B
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