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Do they work without the red insert? Where they would be more like a dirt bike type peg.
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id be interested in getting some more ground clearance but i dont want to blow a bunch of money for something not very significant, anybody have anything that has worked for them?
I have no idea about the availability of the levers. call your local dealer, the rearsets I think were offered in January, and only came now. I can't report on the ride, I'm in the 4 month of recovering from being hit by a car on my ST3.
Here's Ducati's spec from their website.
Billet rider's footpeg kit, raised and articulated. Raised rider's footpeg kit with a more backward stance, with articulated controls in billet aluminium. They match the standard passenger footrests, but these racing-derived controls allow for even steeper leaning angles and perfect control of the bike, thanks to their different position: more raised (20 mm) and further back (20 mm) than standard. The plastic element - that can be replaced - protects the controls in case of rubbing on asphalt while the special design ensures a safe grip of the boot.
SKU code #96631708B.
I've heard the woodcraft rearsets do not drag at all. From the comparision in photo's the woodcrafts are farther back, and higher up. But you have to figure out a way to mount the brake light switch yourself. Which I have done on another bike, but the look was a factor for the Hyper.
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www.nedoc.org
Here's Ducati's spec from their website.
Billet rider's footpeg kit, raised and articulated. Raised rider's footpeg kit with a more backward stance, with articulated controls in billet aluminium. They match the standard passenger footrests, but these racing-derived controls allow for even steeper leaning angles and perfect control of the bike, thanks to their different position: more raised (20 mm) and further back (20 mm) than standard. The plastic element - that can be replaced - protects the controls in case of rubbing on asphalt while the special design ensures a safe grip of the boot.
SKU code #96631708B.
I've heard the woodcraft rearsets do not drag at all. From the comparision in photo's the woodcrafts are farther back, and higher up. But you have to figure out a way to mount the brake light switch yourself. Which I have done on another bike, but the look was a factor for the Hyper.
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www.nedoc.org
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saw them in the case at pro italia today and they are over $1000... thats pretty lame if you ask me
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