LighTech Rearsets Review at RevZilla.com

LighTech Rearsets
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As the bread-and-butter of their lineup, LighTech rearsets stand apart from almost everything else on the market. Crafted with care by rearset artisans, LighTech has created a lineup of precision pieces that, simply put, help you get around the track faster and more comfortably. As they were created through years of partnerships with the top motorcycle racing classes in the world, LighTech rearsets come with a level of research and development that is uncommon in their arena. From the full CNC Billet 7075 Aluminum parts that have been anodized for durability with a hard Black finish, to the roller bearings for incredibly smooth function, adjustable foot peg positions, and ultra-grip surfaces, LighTech provides rearsets that lead the pack.

[@sorrowfulpeach]

So the more expensive option is made from the lesser material? Maybe there was a mixup but 7075 aluminum is superior to 6061 in every measurable characteristic except material cost. Both will do the job and last a while, but why charge more for less?

[@nickyounge]

The 'R' version is also 7075 not 6061.

[@kelvincaden6933]

Instablaster.

[@jevongregory6265]

need help installing Lightech brake light switch on 2016 bmw s1k....Someone help me please.

[@rafaelreyes9398]

Would the lighttech R fit my 2017 R6 with ABS model and am I going to need longer brake lines I'm in the process of getting new brakelinines

[@nicolasrivera391]

I purchased the LighTech R for my 2016 675R. i was wondering if it's able to switch to gp shift?

[@RevZilla]

Yes, the Lightech R Series Rearsets can be run in both standard and GP shift configurations. -DrewZilla

[@quazimotoscopick7085]

I will definitely get a set for my FZ8 Stock sets are still mint And they suck

[@Memes-XD]

question: my leg is too long for my own bike(my knee hits the tanks wrong spot), can i get my leg down more with rearsets or do i have to get a rearset mounting plate

[@RevZilla]

That depends what bike you have, which I don't believe you mentioned. Determining the best solution for you might require a longer discussion than a KZbin comment, so I definitely recommend you call or email our Gear Geeks for further assistance. 877-792-9455 or [e-mail]. -DrewZilla

[@Shooter7250]

Do you guys mind measuring how much height does it increase in its maximum position, iam 5ft7 and have trouble hanging onto the tank. Iam not sure this would be enough for a guy like me. Thank you

[@RevZilla]

It all depends on the bike model and the model of rearsets you choose. Generally rearsets provide at least one inch up and one inch back, often a bit more than that. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/lightech-rearsets

[@Shooter7250]

RevZilla its a 2018 R1, my knees doesnt reach the curvature of the tank to hang on, its really sad because i just fly off.

[@RevZilla]

You might want to try some grippy tank pads. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/techspec-snake-skin-tank-pads-yamaha-r1-r1m-r1s *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/techspec-xline-tank-pads-yamaha-r1-r1m-r1s *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/stompgrip-tank-pad-r1-r1m-2015-2016

[@jsleamer2046]

For Ninja 300 Rearset from Lightech, do I need any longer brake lines for the ABS model?

[@RevZilla]

You should not need longer brake lines. -DrewZilla