Need advice on rearsets for a hyper 796.

[dimitrinassis001]

So I mainly wanted to eliminate my passenger pegs and unfortunately the hyper 796 wont allow this unless you cut them off or replace the complete rearset with something else. I really like how the rizoma rearsets look but frack I cant find them for a decent price. I might be willing to pay that price but want to know if its really worth it unless you guys have any better suggestions. Thank you in advance.

[RamIt]

Are the rearset mounting points the same on the 796 as 1100?

I love my woodcrafts. They were $544 shipped from indysuperbikes. All of the individual pieces are available for purchase in case something unfortunate happens.

The only downside is that I had to add a pressure switch for the rear brake light to work. The woodcrafts have no provision for the switch.

[dimitrinassis001]

Those look nice. Im not sure if they are the same but im gonna assume not cuz there seems to always be slight differences within the hypermotard models.

[roynyc]

I have the Rizoma ones for my 796 and it's definitely nice. I really like that the toepegs on the controls can be rotated to fine-tune the feel.

My only complaint is that it rendered my Motomfg paddock stand obsolete

[motomfg]

roynyc- I sent you a PM about getting you a plate that will fit with your Rizoma rear sets.
Thanks
Greg
motomfg- Ducati tools and quality billet accessories,

[dimitrinassis001]

Originally Posted by RamIt

Are the rearset mounting points the same on the 796 as 1100?

I love my woodcrafts. They were $544 shipped from indysuperbikes. All of the individual pieces are available for purchase in case something unfortunate happens.

The only downside is that I had to add a pressure switch for the rear brake light to work. The woodcrafts have no provision for the switch.

did you get your pressure switch from woodcraft?

[Decreasing Dave]

I don't think Woodcraft sells them. You can get them from an offroad place as many enduro guys use them.

Why would you need them anyway? Who brakes with only the rear brake where they need the brake light to come on with the back brake?

Dave

[vroooom]

Originally Posted by Decreasing Dave

Who brakes with only the rear brake where they need the brake light to come on with the back brake?

Dave

stop and go traffic where you don't want the front of the bike to dive each time? but at the same time don't want the bus behind you to get to know your bike.

[jryden]

Originally Posted by vroooom

stop and go traffic where you don't want the front of the bike to dive each time? but at the same time don't want the bus behind you to get to know your bike.

Dave lives in Sierra Vista, AZ - he's blissfully unaware of how fun it is to deal with L.A / S.F / N.Y type traffic on a daily basis

[Decreasing Dave]

Originally Posted by jryden

Dave lives in Sierra Vista, AZ - he's blissfully unaware of how fun it is to deal with L.A / S.F / N.Y type traffic on a daily basis

Tru Dat

Dave