Rearset risers
How do you like them?
I just picked up a set off eBay last night for $20 shipped, figured at that price if I don't like them, I could probably get my money back.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=150498000805
I just picked up a set off eBay last night for $20 shipped, figured at that price if I don't like them, I could probably get my money back.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=150498000805
Last edited by nowensby; Feb 25, 2011 at 12:07 PM.
Haha. No problem. If anyone wants them make me an offer! I have no use for them!
I broke both the feeler tips off my rearsets in the stock position on the street. I couldn't imagine trying to ride at the track like that. If you scrape on the street your not going to touch the pegs lightly when cornering at the track.
@ my level I don't think they are really an issue yet but pretty sure down the line they will be. I did touch my toe here and there (and trust me I ride on my toes/ball on the pegs) and found myself REALLY having to get off the seat to prevent it. I figure for $50 why not? Plus you can flip them the other way and bring them down and forward for long trips which sounds just about perfect to me.
I understand not spending $200 when it's probably ****ty body positioning at fault, but at this price?
Side note how bad are these rubbing? Is it worth bending them out a tiny bit or maybe epoxying a piece of plastic/hard rubber to the backside?
I understand not spending $200 when it's probably ****ty body positioning at fault, but at this price?
Side note how bad are these rubbing? Is it worth bending them out a tiny bit or maybe epoxying a piece of plastic/hard rubber to the backside?
Last edited by madman; Feb 27, 2011 at 09:00 AM.
Thats exactly what I did. Put a pry bar between the rearset and the frame and bent them out slightly until they didn't rub. Its not that bad, just leaves a scratch mark if you don't move them. Your foot position might try and push them back as you ride, I haven't really had any problems yet and I've had them about a year/ 14,000 miles.


