Danmoto Rearsets
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Danmoto Rearsets
Hi Guys,
I have a crashed bandit that needed a new right peg and mounting bracket. I found these DanMoto rear sets for just $50 more than the wreckers want for the right hand assembly.
ttp://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Commandes-Reculees-Suzuki-GSF-Bandit-600-650-1200-S-N-95-06-1995-2006-FR28-/170893016049?pt=FR_JG_Moto_Pièces&hash=item27ca047bf1#ht_4457wt_1219
The Good:
- Plenty of Adjustment
- Look great from a distance
- Cheap replacement for both sides of the bike.
- less flex than stock pegs
- better ground clearance
The not so good:
- No return spring for rear brake.
- small scratches in material
- Not as nice as the LSL rear sets (but are $300 cheaper).
I'll try to post a proper review once I've had them out on the track.
Rob
I have a crashed bandit that needed a new right peg and mounting bracket. I found these DanMoto rear sets for just $50 more than the wreckers want for the right hand assembly.
ttp://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Commandes-Reculees-Suzuki-GSF-Bandit-600-650-1200-S-N-95-06-1995-2006-FR28-/170893016049?pt=FR_JG_Moto_Pièces&hash=item27ca047bf1#ht_4457wt_1219
The Good:
- Plenty of Adjustment
- Look great from a distance
- Cheap replacement for both sides of the bike.
- less flex than stock pegs
- better ground clearance
The not so good:
- No return spring for rear brake.
- small scratches in material
- Not as nice as the LSL rear sets (but are $300 cheaper).
I'll try to post a proper review once I've had them out on the track.
Rob
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Join date : 2011-10-09
Danmoto Rearsets
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paul- Posts : 7740
Join date : 2011-08-19
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Location : Morphett Vale Sth. Aust.
Re: Danmoto Rearsets
It was missing a H off the beginning
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Commandes-Reculees-Suzuki-GSF-Bandit-600-650-1200-S-N-95-06-1995-2006-FR28-/170893016049?pt=FR_JG_Moto_Pi%C3%A8ces&hash=item27ca047bf1#ht_4457wt_1219
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Commandes-Reculees-Suzuki-GSF-Bandit-600-650-1200-S-N-95-06-1995-2006-FR28-/170893016049?pt=FR_JG_Moto_Pi%C3%A8ces&hash=item27ca047bf1#ht_4457wt_1219
Re: Danmoto Rearsets
thanks
paul- Posts : 7740
Join date : 2011-08-19
Age : 72
Location : Morphett Vale Sth. Aust.
Re: Danmoto Rearsets
Hi Guys,
It's been a long time and I finally got to try these out on my track bike (yes I bought a smashed bandit to use on the track, it's not the fastest but neither am I).
I originally bought these because they were cheaper than a RSH peg assembly from a wrecker. But after using them I ordered a second set primarily for spares at the track ($200 was cheap enough so that a small fall does not end a track day).
Installation was simple (instructions were not useful but if you take photos of the old assembly when it comes off it's pretty obvious where these things go. Everything lined up properly and installation was uneventful. The one thing they don't have is a return spring for the rear brake but that's not necessary on a modern bike that's not registered anyway.
The riding experience is great, they increase the lean angle of the bike significantly (I also removed the centre stand to give more clearance). The brake and gear shift were easy to position to a comfortable setup for my feet as well. I used to scrape the pegs on my road bandit at the bottom turn of wakefield every lap. I didn't get anywhere near that with these.
The only thing I'm unsure of is long term strength, I'll find that out over time.
I hope this helps.
Rob
It's been a long time and I finally got to try these out on my track bike (yes I bought a smashed bandit to use on the track, it's not the fastest but neither am I).
I originally bought these because they were cheaper than a RSH peg assembly from a wrecker. But after using them I ordered a second set primarily for spares at the track ($200 was cheap enough so that a small fall does not end a track day).
Installation was simple (instructions were not useful but if you take photos of the old assembly when it comes off it's pretty obvious where these things go. Everything lined up properly and installation was uneventful. The one thing they don't have is a return spring for the rear brake but that's not necessary on a modern bike that's not registered anyway.
The riding experience is great, they increase the lean angle of the bike significantly (I also removed the centre stand to give more clearance). The brake and gear shift were easy to position to a comfortable setup for my feet as well. I used to scrape the pegs on my road bandit at the bottom turn of wakefield every lap. I didn't get anywhere near that with these.
The only thing I'm unsure of is long term strength, I'll find that out over time.
I hope this helps.
Rob
slik50- Posts : 22
Join date : 2011-10-09
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