Dyna Rearsets
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Joined: Jul 2011
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From: West New york, NJ
I think they are a little too high and maybe a little too far back. I would like something about 3-4" further back than the mids, but at the same level from the ground. You could always modify the linkage up top to a seesaw style to retain the shift pattern.
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From: Blaine, WA
Probably because I have been slowly making mine more like the sport bikes I used to ride, just not as extreme - I sport touring bike has a more relaxed seating position than does an all out race replica. All depends on personal preference, I like low bars, leaning forward a bit and would already have move the mids back if there was something available.
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From: Alexandria, VA (via Northern CA)
Excellent point. Rearsets are about as useless as a titless WAF on a harley (except for an XR1200).
Last edited by AFONE; Sep 1, 2012 at 06:35 PM.
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From: san diego
this is not true.
if i had rear sets available when I had my 4 inch stepped z bars. they bike would have been perfect. if you dont know, then you will never know.
