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Rear Sets
30 posts · Started by Ducati Pete · 27 Mar 2007
Post 2 by madmaxmasalla,
#2353 eur! vs rizoma 420 eur!
nice price! what do you think for 290 eur?
interesting price?
manufactured by high precision CNC from 12mm aerospace aluminium billet and anodised
different adjustment positions
end of the footpegs hard acrylic nylon bung designed to act as a slider during a crash
what do you think? we need? we want?
nice price! what do you think for 290 eur?
interesting price?
manufactured by high precision CNC from 12mm aerospace aluminium billet and anodised
different adjustment positions
end of the footpegs hard acrylic nylon bung designed to act as a slider during a crash
what do you think? we need? we want?
Post 3 by Ducati Pete,
#3Where do I order those from then?
Post 4 by madmaxmasalla,
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Post 6 by KTM666,
#6I am finally going to buy some......
Tempted with KTM hard parts rear sets ...what does everybody think?
Tempted with KTM hard parts rear sets ...what does everybody think?
Post 7 by weeksy,
#7I've got the Rizomas and they're simply lovely.
Post 8 by Viking,
#8Cycle control jack up plates. More adjustment than rear sets. And use standard mounts so you can keep fold up pegs and standard brake and gear levers. Crash better without bending frame tabs and levers are cheap and available to replace. Just fit aftermarket alloy pegs.
Post 9 by MADDOG53,
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Post 10 by Superdan,
#10By the time you have spent £100+ on those jack up plates, you may as well have spent a little more on some rearsets.
Plus like most SD parts you get most of your cash back when you sell them if you ever move on.
KTM and Rizoma ones look sex panther.
Plus like most SD parts you get most of your cash back when you sell them if you ever move on.
KTM and Rizoma ones look sex panther.
Post 11 by MADDOG53,
#11A little more try 300 more,,,and good luck getting cheap spares quickly,,,,,,,,,with the extra dosh I bought two extra pairs of stock rear sets and four pairs of ali foot pegs,,,,,,
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Post 14 by stalker,
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Post 15 by KTM666,
#15Cycle Control jack up plates ordered .....thanks guys
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Post 17 by MADDOG53,
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Post 20 by Jermo,
#20My choice will be cyclecontrol adjuster as well. Around 80 euro incl posting I thought it was.
I already have the MH heelplates (came with the bike, love them compared to the flexible plastic plates!) and bought metal pegs last year so the only thing I need now is some adjustment to put them up and backwards
I already have the MH heelplates (came with the bike, love them compared to the flexible plastic plates!) and bought metal pegs last year so the only thing I need now is some adjustment to put them up and backwards
Post 21 by The Gin Reaper,
#21Looking for your thoughts on rear sets,was looking to replace the standard set.
Any idea`s??????????????????
Any idea`s??????????????????
Post 22 by MADDOG53,
#22I have rizoma.... Work of art but pricey!
Post 23 by ktmguy,
#23These do the same thing at a pittance of the price of rear sets,,,,,,crappy pic,,1 inch up and back and easy to get spares when needed,,for under $300 USD I bought,CC rearset adjuster plates,two sets of Top-Block pegs,two sets of DHM pegs,complete set of SDR rearsets, plus one extra side, complete set of silver SD sets, plus I have the stocker's,,,spares to spare,,,,
http://www.a-lmotorsports.com/Products/ ... uster.aspx
If I were to buy a set of rear sets I'de go for these for price and parts back up,,
http://shop.attackperformance.com/Categ ... plete+Kits
http://www.a-lmotorsports.com/Products/ ... uster.aspx
If I were to buy a set of rear sets I'de go for these for price and parts back up,,
http://shop.attackperformance.com/Categ ... plete+Kits
Post 24 by MADDOG53,
#24i`v already got the set up thats in the photo.
Thanks for the feedback though guys
Thanks for the feedback though guys
Post 25 by Colonel_Klinck,
#25I have a set of these. Happy with them and good value for money.
Good grip on the pegs and cheap spare parts if you need them.
Good grip on the pegs and cheap spare parts if you need them.
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Post 27 by Colonel_Klinck,
#27Not at the moment, as soon as i`ve bought a replacement they`ll be up for sale.
Post 28 by MADDOG53,
#28I use these and only £255 in black. Can get spares for any part in case the worst should happen.
http://www.dynamicprecision.co.uk/rpktm.shtml
http://www.dynamicprecision.co.uk/rpktm.shtml
Post 29 by Colonel_Klinck,
#29They do have good adjustability but I don't like having to move the brake cyl to a more vunerable position, the Attack's are plug and play , as is the Sato sets, the Sato's were a bit glitzy with less adjustability, nice however with folding pedal tip's,plug and play, expensive, Gilles are nice, but the same aplies with moving the M/C, brake line and brake light switch, super quality however just a bit more involved to install,,replacement parts here in the US , would, I think, may be a problem,,here in the states , like I said, I'de go with the Attacks,,after installing a set of LSL dragbars though, I find the CC adj plates position quite comfortable with lower bars TBH,,
Post 30 by oczer79,
#30You don't need to move the brake with the Dynamic Precision either.
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