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rc racer · January 17th, 2013, 08:23 AM

I have Woodcraft clip ons and rear sets on my track bike and think they are outstanding. The rearsets are designed to work with either OEM brake and shift pedals or thier own. You can do like I did and buy the short kit (about $220). You can upgrade the pedals later if you decide to. But you will have to figure out a way to attach the brake light switch, think Woodcraft has an optional holder for that. Or, a few people seem to be happy with the Yoshimura rearset relocator brackets. They retail for $100 but I have seen them on Ebay for $80 occasionally.

The clip ons go for about $150 and they clear all the original body work. They are not much lower than stock but are substantially further forward. I would recommend the riser spacers too ($30). without them you cannot sweep the bars back into a comfortable position before the riser hits the upper triple clamp.

January 17th, 2013, 08:23 AM	#3
rc racer ninjette.org member Name: robert Location: Dallas Join Date: Oct 2012 Motorcycle(s): 2015 R3, 1969 CB160, 2002 TTR125, 2007 KX250F Posts: 96	I have Woodcraft clip ons and rear sets on my track bike and think they are outstanding. The rearsets are designed to work with either OEM brake and shift pedals or thier own. You can do like I did and buy the short kit (about $220). You can upgrade the pedals later if you decide to. But you will have to figure out a way to attach the brake light switch, think Woodcraft has an optional holder for that. Or, a few people seem to be happy with the Yoshimura rearset relocator brackets. They retail for $100 but I have seen them on Ebay for $80 occasionally. The clip ons go for about $150 and they clear all the original body work. They are not much lower than stock but are substantially further forward. I would recommend the riser spacers too ($30). without them you cannot sweep the bars back into a comfortable position before the riser hits the upper triple clamp.