Attack Performance Triumph Daytona 675 Adjustable Rearsets **NEW AND IMPROVED!** - Page 65

RidersDiscount · 11-15-12, 10:20

Appreciate the post!

wiffle32 · 11-26-12, 21:34

I love these! I'm 5'6 and these get my legs around the tank where they ought to be when set all the way forward and one down from the top.

Feedback on these:

The right side can't be set to the top setting forward because of the heel guard. It can't be screwed in all the way without damaging the CF heel guard due to spacing. I have my set one down from the top for this reason.

No instructions. Granted, any mechanically savvy person can figure out how to install these, but I might have liked a little direction when it got to the quickshifter/shift arm. There must have been an easier way to do it than how I did.

On my D675R, the left side shift lever position causes the shifting arm to be pivoted inward to the point of coming in contact with the inner wall of the frame channel. A pair of washers under the mounting bracket for the rearset remedied the issue; but it should be noted that I did have to modify the installation to make it work properly.

This is my favorite modification, and combined with the Saddlemen Track Seat, I can go all day on this bike in complete comfort!

Martineli69 · 11-26-12, 22:10

Agree... Awesome rearsets an awesome service from TJ...

I've had them for a while now and I'm really happy with how they perform... Great grip and adjustability!

Thanks TJ!!

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cyclingdude723 · 11-26-12, 22:58

Just wanted everyone to know that you should take these apart and make sure you Loctight all of the bolts in place. I have had a few of them come loose over the past few weeks. Other than that they have have been great Rearsets. Every time I ride someone else's bike I wonder why there is no grip on the rearsets

RidersDiscount · 11-26-12, 23:12

Loctite is a must and we definitely recommend it. There are quite a few posts that go over this (but the thread is so long they get diluted)

wiffle32 · 11-27-12, 15:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyclingdude723

Just wanted everyone to know that you should take these apart and make sure you Loctight all of the bolts in place. I have had a few of them come loose over the past few weeks. Other than that they have have been great Rearsets. Every time I ride someone else's bike I wonder why there is no grip on the rearsets

I just snugged mine up today after noticing they came loose. I'm going to throw some loctite on them when I park it for the night to get them set.

Yet another +1 for at least a short page with instructions and recommendations for installation.

Due to the length of this thread and the dilution therein, it's fair to repeat it. I might recommend adding pertinent comments to the first post so they don't get lost in the shuffle.

RidersDiscount · 11-27-12, 15:45

I will ask Attack to post instructions up on their site. Pretty straight forward install, however instructions are never a bad thing.

kazanakius · 11-27-12, 16:37

price with shipping to Greece 26500 pls

RidersDiscount · 11-27-12, 18:13

Sending PM now

kracken · 12-07-12, 17:06

Price please

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wiffle32 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: North Berwick Posts: 57	I love these! I'm 5'6 and these get my legs around the tank where they ought to be when set all the way forward and one down from the top. Feedback on these: The right side can't be set to the top setting forward because of the heel guard. It can't be screwed in all the way without damaging the CF heel guard due to spacing. I have my set one down from the top for this reason. No instructions. Granted, any mechanically savvy person can figure out how to install these, but I might have liked a little direction when it got to the quickshifter/shift arm. There must have been an easier way to do it than how I did. On my D675R, the left side shift lever position causes the shifting arm to be pivoted inward to the point of coming in contact with the inner wall of the frame channel. A pair of washers under the mounting bracket for the rearset remedied the issue; but it should be noted that I did have to modify the installation to make it work properly. This is my favorite modification, and combined with the Saddlemen Track Seat, I can go all day on this bike in complete comfort! __________________ "Need" is not a word to be associated with owning a motorcycle. "Need" is a word to describe the desire to ride.
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Martineli69 Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Bogota Posts: 215	Agree... Awesome rearsets an awesome service from TJ... I've had them for a while now and I'm really happy with how they perform... Great grip and adjustability! Thanks TJ!! Sent from my Motorcycle iPhone app
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cyclingdude723 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Boulder Posts: 9	Just wanted everyone to know that you should take these apart and make sure you Loctight all of the bolts in place. I have had a few of them come loose over the past few weeks. Other than that they have have been great Rearsets. Every time I ride someone else's bike I wonder why there is no grip on the rearsets
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RidersDiscount Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Riders Discount Posts: 7,649	I will ask Attack to post instructions up on their site. Pretty straight forward install, however instructions are never a bad thing. __________________ RidersDiscount.com has what you need! Team RidersDiscount.com Triumph 675 Project Race Bike
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kazanakius Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Greece Posts: 352	price with shipping to Greece 26500 pls __________________ Secretlove / Multiclima
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