Rearsets
After a lengthy discussion with cakes I am now going to be looking for new rearsets for the gixxer in hopes of a somewhat less agressive position to help alleviate my knee problems. I am looking at the vortex adjustable rearsets. Best I have seen is 326 I believe from the tpm parts club. Anyone have any other recomendations on other brands and/or where to shop for them?
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They are about the best solution if you don't need them as dedicated and strong as a set of Woodcraft's. The adjustability is nice as well as the price. Remember, black wears off, just get them clear/silver anodized.
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All that Cake's time at WCW seems to be paying off. :lol:
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I found with the adjustable ones, I got it to where it was most comfortable and left it there. Good luck.
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Dude I have the vortex rearsets and they are awesome, although I have mine up and back you can def. have them less agressive then stock, also work great as sliders if you down the bike, take it from one who knows:nod2:
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What you probably need are rearset relocating plates like these: http://www.1tail.com/sa/cart/detail.asp?pg={F92B8264-E9D2-413B-BB18-232C75D98F68} http://www.1tail.com/cartimages/l/44038.JPG |
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I have to see how much my next paycheck is from the PT job to swing getting a set now as opposed to a few weeks from now. I am hoping to get them before I go to beaver but am not sure. Tom |
Hmm...Tom, before you order a new set I would take some measurements, get some #'s for reference point, inform whoever you order from the issue you're having and the measurements, this way you can figure out what to get from there. Or if you go fully adjustable then you can get em to a point to where its not so aggressive.
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Also any recommendations on where I can get them for a good price;)
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Hmmm, from what you are describing then, it sounds like you probably just want stock rearsets then as they will be mounted lower and more forward than just about any aftermarket rearset you're gonna find.
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