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Old October 11th, 2017, 02:38 PM   #14
deetz
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Name: Deetz
Location: North NJ
Join Date: Oct 2017

Motorcycle(s): 2007 Yamaha YZF600R (me), 2005 Kawasaki Ninja 250R (wife)

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Originally Posted by adouglas View Post
Rearset adapter plates do exactly that.

Originally meant for race bikes, the adapter plates move the pegs up and back. Ideally used in conjunction with clip-ons, but not truly necessary. You need to extend the shift rod for obvious reasons (parts included with the plates).

I had some on my newgen and was able to put my legs straight down.

Don't know if they'll fit a pregen or not, or if there are specific parts available for your bike. But as you can see, they're pretty simple... just a pair of aluminum plates. Easy enough to make if you're moderately skilled, or a piece of cake for a machine shop.

Or, you can just buy some actual rearsets. More expensive, though.

Ergonomically, they put the rider's feet a bit higher up (not a problem for your diminutive wife, most likely) and the knees are more bent.



Interesting. Thanks for the tip. Time to do a bunch of research on rearsets.
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