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Adjustable footrests fitted.
I have recently fitted some footrests sold by mc motorsports for £30 on e-bay uk they take 20 minutes to fit you have to adjust the gear and brake levers the brake lever adjuster is held in place by the least accessable split pin so probably a good idea to have a spare ready or an R clip when you fit them.
they seem to be well made, I used them to lower the pegs so my knees were not so bent they also made the seat more comfortable as my thighs were then resting on the seat thus spreading my weight further |
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Have you got pictures on the bike or a link of the product? Ta
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Be careful they don't drag in the twisty bits.
I have to get on tiptoes now in the tight bends to keep my feet from hitting the deck. Can't imagine them being even lower. |
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Blue-CNC-A...item54024f01ca |
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Its not for you its for banana man, (hes running out of clerance )but you're be suppriesed how rear sets can make it more comfortable buy moving your feet further back.
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Sorry, I see what you're saying now.
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Indeed. but more than I want to pi55 away on the bike at the moment as winter is nearly here and the roads are too cold, gritty, etc to make much use of them. Also do a bit of distance riding so would need a set that could be fitted with rubber pegs of some sort, like the stock ones. Quote:
+1 An 07 VFR has much higher and further back pegs than the SV but feels more comfy to this 6'3" lad (or old git) so should be the same on the SV. |
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