rearsets question

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Gilles love them


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[takeova07]

think im leaning towards vortex. Anybody use woodcraft

[Miked617]

I have vortex on my 06, so far so good. Nice and smooth, great upgrade for the price

[TYSTYX]

Vortex on my 06....lots of adjustability.

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[numbafree]

I have sato's on my zx6r and vortex on my 1krr. I hafta to admit, I prefer the Sato rearseats by far and away. the shifting actions is cleaner, and it's 1/2 the distance of the vortex. I do like the grip on the pegs of the vortex, and for the price it's a bargain, but the sato's reign supreme in my book.

[RidersDiscount]

You can't go wrong with any of the brands mentioned so far.

[TYSTYX]

Originally Posted by RidersDiscount

You can't go wrong with any of the brands mentioned so far.

Stay away from the cheap sets on Ebay...... You get what you pay for. Go with a reputable name brand

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[bme61679]

My CBR has Vortex, and I've ridden on my previous bikes with Woodcraft, Attack, and Gilles.

IMO, for replacement parts Vortex and Woodcraft are the way to go. Vortex may eat up the soles of your boots but prefer them for the adjustable plates.

Attacks were the best overall but don't have as much of the trackday love if you need replacement parts track side.

[noahb]

Originally Posted by TYSTYX

Stay away from the cheap sets on Ebay...... You get what you pay for. Go with a reputable name brand

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Haha that statement is packed full of knowledge


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[Speed3C]

Originally Posted by TYSTYX

Stay away from the cheap sets on Ebay...... You get what you pay for. Go with a reputable name brand

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+1000

I've seen some Valter Moto, but not too sure of their cost.


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