Great for adjusting your riding position.
I got the rearset risers as I'm a little on the short side, and could not properly clamp onto the tank with my thighs. Lean angle was not a consideration as I had changed out my pegs and I'm currently dragging my stock pipes so I shouldn't go any lower.Had the brackets installed in 15mins (inclusive of taking photos). Anyone with some basic tools and Google translate will be able to do it.I found there was a vast difference in my seating position. The slightly more rearward position meant my buttocks were touching the rear seat. I have a feeling that may be the proper position to sit based on how nicely my thighs fit into the curves of the fuel tank.Your riding position is a fair bit more aggressive and I'd recommend you work on your core muscles to effectively utilise this new attack position. That said, you can still relax your geometry by riding with your heels on the pegs rather than using the balls of your feet.Until I get a really aggresive pair of clipons, I can imagine myself going longer distances even with this rearset adjuster, but time will tell.The bracket is ABS-compatible, just take note to position the rear master hose out of the way of the airbox/battery box while installing. Test your position, Loctite it and you're good to go.The provided tension rod is sufficient for the stock shifter, but I will have to fabricate/buy a new tension rod for use with my incoming GP-shifter.Remember not to overtighten your bolts onto aluminium.
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