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Lightech Rearsets Review and pics.
Okay, first off, I have spent more time modifying and upgrading things on this thing than riding it, next stop get a place out ehre to use for twisty testing on these. But so far I have some pics and details about the new Lightech rearsets that were just made available.
(I will get daylight photos up later, its late but I know you guys have probably been waiting.)
They look great on the bike. So proud for keeping this thing simple.
So here are some close ups.
Fitment: 10/10 - Everything fit into place as it should.
Aesthetics: 9/10 - I like the glossy Gilles Tooling, but the Anodized black isn't bad at all. They still look gorgeous.
Feel 9/10 - Very grippy on my boots, just like I feel. In highest settings, they sit about an inch higher. No complaints here. Wouldn't mind more coarse teeth on the pegs.
Ease of assembly 10/10 - Very easy, it was more of a pain in the ass to get the stockers off. Hardest part is running the brake light switch they provide, requires removal of upper right fairing.
Any questions just ask.
Okay, first off, I have spent more time modifying and upgrading things on this thing than riding it, next stop get a place out ehre to use for twisty testing on these. But so far I have some pics and details about the new Lightech rearsets that were just made available.
(I will get daylight photos up later, its late but I know you guys have probably been waiting.)
They look great on the bike. So proud for keeping this thing simple.
So here are some close ups.
Fitment: 10/10 - Everything fit into place as it should.
Aesthetics: 9/10 - I like the glossy Gilles Tooling, but the Anodized black isn't bad at all. They still look gorgeous.
Feel 9/10 - Very grippy on my boots, just like I feel. In highest settings, they sit about an inch higher. No complaints here. Wouldn't mind more coarse teeth on the pegs.
Ease of assembly 10/10 - Very easy, it was more of a pain in the ass to get the stockers off. Hardest part is running the brake light switch they provide, requires removal of upper right fairing.
Any questions just ask.
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