I have been looking at changing my rearsets but im not sure if its possible, I notice that on the gs the gear shift leaver isnt attached to the rearsets and all of the rearsets i have looked at have them fitted, the main reason i was wanting to change them is to take my leg position back slightly. could anyone advise me to this. is it possible to have your footing position moved back?
YOU CAN MAKE SOME JACK PLATES.......
and put almost anything on the bike
here's a pic of some $400 buck Yosh rearsets
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d45/werase643/DCP41083.jpg)
Did you leave your sprocket cover with a drill press unattended?
:o
yeah they got intimate
with that rear set is your shift patern backwords? like down one for first is now really up one for first and everything else is down?
I don't remember if I made it GP or regular shift
not hard to swap from one to the other
it would seem so wouldnt it josh
Yeah, that's "GP" style.
yeah but was trying to figure it in your head sometimes doesnt work so great....lol
and i take it the right hand side is a doddle to change yeah? also what kind of bike rearsets should i get seeing as none are listed as being for the gs500
im actually going to be putting a set of FZR600 rear sets on my gs and i will do pics when its all done.
Quote from: platinum_black on February 26, 2009, 07:59:52 PM
and i take it the right hand side is a doddle to change yeah? also what kind of bike rearsets should i get seeing as none are listed as being for the gs500
if you make jack plates....almost anything will work
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d45/werase643/DCP41080.jpg)
ah right yeah now i get you, it all makes sense to me now, but may i ask what is with all the holes on ur sprocket casing?
bored and have tools
Wow, that is a lot of holes in the sprocket cover. Every time I take my sprocket cover off, that whole area contains so much nasty crud from chain lube and all kinds of other junk. Do those holes let that crud out and onto your pants? That doesn't seem like it would be fun...