The best adjustable rear sets are???????????
#1
05-14-2007, 09:53 PM
The best adjustable rear sets are???????????
I have a 2004 CBR 1000RR. What are the very best adjustable rear sets money can buy? I have Cycle Cat now and while their adjustable bars have been great, their rear sets have been coming apart, coming loose, and their linkage continually locks up.
They may have an updated version so I am waiting for a reply, but if they do not, what kind of adjustable rear set does anyone out there reccomend??
thanks in advance for any reccommendations.
jg
jg
They may have an updated version so I am waiting for a reply, but if they do not, what kind of adjustable rear set does anyone out there reccomend??
thanks in advance for any reccommendations.
jg
jg
#2
05-16-2007, 05:08 AM
#4
05-24-2007, 08:06 PM
#5
05-27-2007, 01:06 AM
#6
06-01-2007, 05:41 PM
RE: The best adjustable rear sets are???????????
Gotta agree the Sato rear sets are the shiat. I got the silver 06 and the black rearsets. Make sure you use the locktite though you wouldn't want to lose a piece. However if you do they offer all the parts seperate so you wouldn't have to buy another complete set. I got a question for you though. When you installed them did the clutch lever hang a bit lower than the brake lever??? I tried adjusting the linkage several different ways and still came up with one side lower than the other. Also did you re-install the rear brake actuator (bad speller) or did you just leave it off. I tried to JB weld the stock onto the rearset mount but it fell off pretty quickly. One more thing what did you use to keep the exhaust shield in place cuz the mount on it dosen't match with the rearset. Susposed to be helping you but if you installed the same set I was wondering if you ran into the same problems. Thanks for the help.
06 CBR 1000k
Sato Rearset
Jardine Slip on dual outlet
Powercommander
Targa Windscreen
Pazzo Levers
Shogun Sliders
BMC filters
CW fender eliminator
Hotbodies flushmounts
06 CBR 1000k
Sato Rearset
Jardine Slip on dual outlet
Powercommander
Targa Windscreen
Pazzo Levers
Shogun Sliders
BMC filters
CW fender eliminator
Hotbodies flushmounts
#7
06-01-2007, 05:43 PM
RE: The best adjustable rear sets are???????????
Gotta agree the Sato rear sets are the shiat. I got the silver 06 and the black rearsets. Make sure you use the locktite though you wouldn't want to lose a piece. However if you do they offer all the parts seperate so you wouldn't have to buy another complete set. I got a question for you though. When you installed them did the clutch lever hang a bit lower than the brake lever??? I tried adjusting the linkage several different ways and still came up with one side lower than the other. Also did you re-install the rear brake actuator (bad speller) or did you just leave it off. I tried to JB weld the stock onto the rearset mount but it fell off pretty quickly. One more thing what did you use to keep the exhaust shield in place cuz the mount on it dosen't match with the rearset. Susposed to be helping you but if you installed the same set I was wondering if you ran into the same problems. Thanks for the help.
06 CBR 1000k
Sato Rearset
Jardine Slip on dual outlet
Powercommander
Targa Windscreen
Pazzo Levers
Shogun Sliders
BMC filters
CW fender eliminator
Hotbodies flushmounts
06 CBR 1000k
Sato Rearset
Jardine Slip on dual outlet
Powercommander
Targa Windscreen
Pazzo Levers
Shogun Sliders
BMC filters
CW fender eliminator
Hotbodies flushmounts
#8
06-03-2007, 03:09 PM
RE: The best adjustable rear sets are???????????
+1 on the satos, you wont find anything better, especially because it comes with the parts necessary if you want to go reverse shift
again loc tite everything but if you do break or lose a piece dan kyle has replacement pieces in stock ready to go
again loc tite everything but if you do break or lose a piece dan kyle has replacement pieces in stock ready to go
#9
06-04-2007, 02:43 AM
RE: The best adjustable rear sets are???????????
my rear brake light is wired into the stock connector whose wire is zip-tied to the rearset base so that it doesn't come into contact with the exhaust. I took the exhaust shield off coz the exhaust looks better without it but if you wish to leave it on, you can - just use the black brace that came with the Satos to anchor the lower part of the heat shield
i posted a few detailed laserfiche images of sato rearset installation on www.1000rr.net if you'd like to see what i'm talking about
i posted a few detailed laserfiche images of sato rearset installation on www.1000rr.net if you'd like to see what i'm talking about
ORIGINAL: Bake13b
Gotta agree the Sato rear sets are the shiat. I got the silver 06 and the black rearsets. Make sure you use the locktite though you wouldn't want to lose a piece. However if you do they offer all the parts seperate so you wouldn't have to buy another complete set. I got a question for you though. When you installed them did the clutch lever hang a bit lower than the brake lever??? I tried adjusting the linkage several different ways and still came up with one side lower than the other. Also did you re-install the rear brake actuator (bad speller) or did you just leave it off. I tried to JB weld the stock onto the rearset mount but it fell off pretty quickly. One more thing what did you use to keep the exhaust shield in place cuz the mount on it dosen't match with the rearset. Susposed to be helping you but if you installed the same set I was wondering if you ran into the same problems. Thanks for the help.
06 CBR 1000k
Sato Rearset
Jardine Slip on dual outlet
Powercommander
Targa Windscreen
Pazzo Levers
Shogun Sliders
BMC filters
CW fender eliminator
Hotbodies flushmounts
Gotta agree the Sato rear sets are the shiat. I got the silver 06 and the black rearsets. Make sure you use the locktite though you wouldn't want to lose a piece. However if you do they offer all the parts seperate so you wouldn't have to buy another complete set. I got a question for you though. When you installed them did the clutch lever hang a bit lower than the brake lever??? I tried adjusting the linkage several different ways and still came up with one side lower than the other. Also did you re-install the rear brake actuator (bad speller) or did you just leave it off. I tried to JB weld the stock onto the rearset mount but it fell off pretty quickly. One more thing what did you use to keep the exhaust shield in place cuz the mount on it dosen't match with the rearset. Susposed to be helping you but if you installed the same set I was wondering if you ran into the same problems. Thanks for the help.
06 CBR 1000k
Sato Rearset
Jardine Slip on dual outlet
Powercommander
Targa Windscreen
Pazzo Levers
Shogun Sliders
BMC filters
CW fender eliminator
Hotbodies flushmounts
#10
06-04-2007, 07:07 AM
