just got the gpr stablizier and rearsets, and it is best purchase i have made so far . feel a lot more confident leaning over, and the bike is freaken stable.

as for the adjustable rearsets, does anyone have picks of their setup? thanks.

what do you guys think is a good position for the rear sets for 5'10"?


Modified by LSintegra at 8:23 PM 7/22/2008

 

rearsets always feel good

as far as good position, get what you feel comfortable with

i usually go almost as high as i can

its all rider preference

 

gpr sucks!

 

REALLY? WHY?

 

whats the point of aftermarket rearsets?

 

gotta send the unit to gpr to get serviced once a year. you're **** out if you don't have the receipt. if you do it's $13 bucks... friend almost wrecked cuz the damper leaked oil shortly after buying it, almost a tank slapper.. just keep an eye and feel for it.

 

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ADJUSTABLE, PEGS HAVE BETTER GRIP

 

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Aside from ground clearance and solid foot pegs, adjustable rearsets let you customize how you fit on a bike. My legs are not that long so I moved my rearsets a bit forward, making me feel much more stable while leaning over and off the bike.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Jasper_db1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Aside from ground clearance and solid foot pegs, adjustable rearsets let you customize how you fit on a bike. My legs are not that long so I moved my rearsets a bit forward, making me feel much more stable while leaning over and off the bike.</TD></TR></TABLE>i didnt know they were adjustable that much. which ones did you go with?

 

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then what you recommand? i cant remember the other brand.

 

GPR is trash. Have fun with that thing leaking oil all over your bike.

Matris, Ohlins, or Scotts FTW

 

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Matris, Ohlins, or Scotts FTW</TD></TR></TABLE>

x2. Ohlins is top notch shiet

 

IS IT THAT MUCH OF A COMMON THING FOR THE GPR'S TO LEAK

 

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I have Harris adjustable rearsets on my RC51.

 

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as for the adjustable rearsets, does anyone have picks of their setup? thanks.

what do you guys think is a good position for the rear sets for 5'10"?


Modified by LSintegra at 8:23 PM 7/22/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>

depends on the bike and what you prefer. i've got my rearsets as low and as far forward as possible. probably because my out-of-shape *** has lost some flexibility.

I struggled with a more aggressive setting for a session at the track and changed them. it immediately felt better.

 

pics of mine.. i'm 5'9" and have them set all the way up and back.

 

Sometimes I wish I had chosen Sato over Gilles in the beginning, especially when SBTG had them on sale after I received my Gilles.

 

I have Vortex and Toby damper on my 600RR track bike.