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I believe Sato is in gold. Great quality.
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Despite being a little "Notchy" when brand new, and the need to Loctite the nuts and bolts on them, I've had great success and LOTS of compliments on them for sure!
Attached 4 pics - 2 with flash and 2 without for best color. If interested I'm able to get you a great deal on em. Other than that I'm not sure who else has nice gold ones like this? Best of luck to ya brother!
Despite being a little "Notchy" when brand new, and the need to Loctite the nuts and bolts on them, I've had great success and LOTS of compliments on them for sure!
Attached 4 pics - 2 with flash and 2 without for best color. If interested I'm able to get you a great deal on em. Other than that I'm not sure who else has nice gold ones like this? Best of luck to ya brother!
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I have the sato gold rear sets currently. I love them. I like the way they adjust, you can do reverse (GP) shift without needed to get the Ducati quick shifter.
The gold is also top quality color wise, I have no issue at all with them. I will say might go another route color wise and if I do, I will just get the sato rear sets again in another color.
The gold is also top quality color wise, I have no issue at all with them. I will say might go another route color wise and if I do, I will just get the sato rear sets again in another color.
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I can't say enough good things about everyone at woodcraft. They are definitely not the most adjustable when comparing to other brands--but they work great, plenty adjustable enough for me and if there is any type of issue you can call and actually speak to someone and troubleshoot. No automated answering service and answers right away--customer service always wins IMO.
There is a long thread with a lot of opinions on rearsets:
http://ducati1299.com/ducati-1199/18460-rearset-opinions.html
I went with a Giamoto rearset, which i am very pleased with, you can see some pictures of it in Gecko's thread:
http://ducati1299.com/ducati-superleggera/20618-great-news-giamoto-rear-sets.html
http://ducati1299.com/ducati-1199/18460-rearset-opinions.html
I went with a Giamoto rearset, which i am very pleased with, you can see some pictures of it in Gecko's thread:
http://ducati1299.com/ducati-superleggera/20618-great-news-giamoto-rear-sets.html
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CNC. Period.
Don't mess around if they don't have bearings on the shift arm, you are screwed.
Don't mess around if they don't have bearings on the shift arm, you are screwed.
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