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 Posted: 19:44 - 07 Sep 2009 Post subject: Anybody bought GBMoto rearsets, opinions please |
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Pretty much as per title. I'm thinking of getting a set of GBMoto rearsets. I need to replace the RH hanger on the ZX10, but would prefer the black rearsets to the standard OE hanger. The eBay listing I'm looking at says they're adjustable, but will they adjust to more or less stock height? Anybody had any quality issues?
Cheers .
PS, here's the ones I'm looking at. ____________________ Current: ZZR1400
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*Bump*
Anyone?
I'm a bit worried that as they are so cheap in comparison to Gilles et al, but they are apparently made in the UK. ____________________ Current: ZZR1400
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They're worth it.
Wife got a set for her B1h and they're very well made and strong, has taken two slow drops without any damage. A friend also bought a set for his CBR600RR without any problems, plus had a few crashes on track and they held up perfectly.
Lots of adjustment aswell, normally 3 different settings forward/back and 4 settings up/down but will probably end up being higher than the OE pegs.
You can buy all the bits separately from the guy and they're well priced too. Only thing I can suggest is some thread lock as they can work their way loose.
You will need to sort out either a pressure switch banjo or make your own brake light switch mount, else the rear brake wont work and it'll fail the MOT. I made my own switch mount and works perfectly but a banjo switch is only about £11. ____________________ My bikes are at https://www.bikepics.com/members/dynamight/ |
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 Posted: 17:36 - 08 Sep 2009 Post subject: |
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Excellent, cheers for the input Dynamight .
After posting here I spent ages on Google seeing if I could find any opinions, didn't find many but the ones I did find were similar. ____________________ Current: ZZR1400
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