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Hey everyone,

Looking to add a couple things on my S in the off season. I'm leaning towards the Gilles kit but stumbled across these.

Any thoughts, any experience with this brand, etc? At $490 they seem/look like a great deal. Thanks in advance...

- 4Racing Rearsets for Ducati 1199 Panigale
 

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they're on my list. not much more to say about them...
 
They were on my shortlist for looks/functionality and great price, until I found Lightechs at a similar price point
 

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Hey everyone,

Looking to add a couple things on my S in the off season. I'm leaning towards the Gilles kit but stumbled across these.

Any thoughts, any experience with this brand, etc? At $490 they seem/look like a great deal. Thanks in advance...

- 4Racing Rearsets for Ducati 1199 Panigale


I will chime in here, as a rider and not as a shop who sells things.
One important thing is to be able to get spare parts, within a reasonable time frame. They look good, just like all the other do and the price is good as well.
Find out if spare parts are available and what kind of warranty they come with. I ran into the same problem a few years back, I purchased some rearsets that looked great and worked great as well, 18 month later I lost the brake lever because a bolt came loose, just to find out that these rearsets were no longer produced and I could not get parts for them:. Once you have all the basics covered go with what you like the best, with what you think looks the best and what you are ready to spend for it.
 
I will chime in here, as a rider and not as a shop who sells things.
One important thing is to be able to get spare parts, within a reasonable time frame. They look good, just like all the other do and the price is good as well.
Find out if spare parts are available and what kind of warranty they come with. I ran into the same problem a few years back, I purchased some rearsets that looked great and worked great as well, 18 month later I lost the brake lever because a bolt came loose, just to find out that these rearsets were no longer produced and I could not get parts for them:. Once you have all the basics covered go with what you like the best, with what you think looks the best and what you are ready to spend for it.

I agree and my extra 50 cents is I personally think they look quite fussy. Keep it simple,neat and tidy,but thats just me. The Lightechs are minimal and workman like,my personal favourites. The Rizomas are prettier but dont look as tough. I haven"t seen the Ducabike ones yet. Each to his own tho,if you like them,pull the pin.
 
They look fairly adjustable which is key to me. Although I still think Gilles, Rizoma, and Ducabike's look better IMO. The right side looks pretty bulky to me.
 
Anyone actually fit these 4Racing?

All I know is if you don't use Lightechs, there is a posibility your rearsets could lockup, fall off, or cause people to point and laugh at you when you ride by them. Coincidently, I happen to have Lightechs, so I know this to be a fact :D
 
All I know is if you don't use Lightechs, there is a posibility your rearsets could lockup, fall off, or cause people to point and laugh at you when you ride by them. Coincidently, I happen to have Lightechs, so I know this to be a fact :D

And they help with the heat, too
 
The right side looks pretty bulky to me.

That's what I thought. They look a bit clunky, maybe they're part of the Transformers.


I have Rizoma's and like them. I'd be a little wary of Lightechs they give a whole new meaning to "heat" problem.
 

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ducabike FTW (for the win) adjustable reverse shifter with no adaption included. works with ducati heel guards or you can get the ducabike heel guards. i have silver and black gunny has gold.

+1 silver & black for me. Not fitted yet but will be in 31 days when I return to Spain & fit all my Ducabike parts. Fark me I can't wait.......LOL!
 
Just want to add you need to look at structural integrity. The lightechs, for lack of a better word, crash the best out of the current offering. I may be off, but I always buy the parts that will hold up in a crash the best.
 
That's what I thought. They look a bit clunky, maybe they're part of the Transformers.


I have Rizoma's and like them. I'd be a little wary of Lightechs they give a whole new meaning to "heat" problem.

So that's not the new powder white 2013 Pani then..............:D
 
Just want to add you need to look at structural integrity. The lightechs, for lack of a better word, crash the best out of the current offering. I may be off, but I always buy the parts that will hold up in a crash the best.

i liked that there name isn't plastered all over the place, the folding option, and how adjustable. But I guess since you're always dropping your bike. a good fit for you :D
 
love my Rizoma rearsets.... and they sell at a much better price and a very great product especially if you're just street riding
 
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