F4i Rearsets!!
04-02-2007, 10:31 PM
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Re: F4i Rearsets!!
I just got my set in the mail tonight.
I am totally impressed by these rearsets. These are some STOUT rearsets. Compared to the stock set, these are thick!
I really don't see bending these. They are solid, heavy rearsets. I have seen vortex, attack, and woodcraft units, and these by far have the most material on them. The other after market units are more machined out, while the ESD retain all the material for strength.
In all honesty, I bought these on an impulse buy. I needed rearsets, saw this thread, and just straight up sent the money. No regrets tho, for the price, they appear to be great. Rearsets on ebay are runnin $100 per side anyhow, so thats how I justified it anyhow.
I'll try em out tomorrow. I picked up the rear pegs along with them too.
Its dark out, and all i have is my cell phone for pics. Hopefully i can get some better ones tomorrow.
I took some pics along side the stock set, so you can kinda see how diesel they really are.
Also, the shorter front pegs are not an issue for my feet. Just an added benefit to keep em off the ground.
I am totally impressed by these rearsets. These are some STOUT rearsets. Compared to the stock set, these are thick!
I really don't see bending these. They are solid, heavy rearsets. I have seen vortex, attack, and woodcraft units, and these by far have the most material on them. The other after market units are more machined out, while the ESD retain all the material for strength.
In all honesty, I bought these on an impulse buy. I needed rearsets, saw this thread, and just straight up sent the money. No regrets tho, for the price, they appear to be great. Rearsets on ebay are runnin $100 per side anyhow, so thats how I justified it anyhow.
I'll try em out tomorrow. I picked up the rear pegs along with them too.
Its dark out, and all i have is my cell phone for pics. Hopefully i can get some better ones tomorrow.
I took some pics along side the stock set, so you can kinda see how diesel they really are.
Also, the shorter front pegs are not an issue for my feet. Just an added benefit to keep em off the ground.
Last edited by skinnyR!; 04-02-2007 at 10:35 PM.
04-02-2007, 10:36 PM
#63
Re: F4i Rearsets!!
looks good.
04-03-2007, 12:48 AM
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Re: F4i Rearsets!!
I just got my set in the mail tonight.
I am totally impressed by these rearsets. These are some STOUT rearsets. Compared to the stock set, these are thick!
I really don't see bending these. They are solid, heavy rearsets. I have seen vortex, attack, and woodcraft units, and these by far have the most material on them. The other after market units are more machined out, while the ESD retain all the material for strength.
In all honesty, I bought these on an impulse buy. I needed rearsets, saw this thread, and just straight up sent the money. No regrets tho, for the price, they appear to be great. Rearsets on ebay are runnin $100 per side anyhow, so thats how I justified it anyhow.
I'll try em out tomorrow. I picked up the rear pegs along with them too.
Its dark out, and all i have is my cell phone for pics. Hopefully i can get some better ones tomorrow.
I took some pics along side the stock set, so you can kinda see how diesel they really are.
Also, the shorter front pegs are not an issue for my feet. Just an added benefit to keep em off the ground.
I am totally impressed by these rearsets. These are some STOUT rearsets. Compared to the stock set, these are thick!
I really don't see bending these. They are solid, heavy rearsets. I have seen vortex, attack, and woodcraft units, and these by far have the most material on them. The other after market units are more machined out, while the ESD retain all the material for strength.
In all honesty, I bought these on an impulse buy. I needed rearsets, saw this thread, and just straight up sent the money. No regrets tho, for the price, they appear to be great. Rearsets on ebay are runnin $100 per side anyhow, so thats how I justified it anyhow.
I'll try em out tomorrow. I picked up the rear pegs along with them too.
Its dark out, and all i have is my cell phone for pics. Hopefully i can get some better ones tomorrow.
I took some pics along side the stock set, so you can kinda see how diesel they really are.
Also, the shorter front pegs are not an issue for my feet. Just an added benefit to keep em off the ground.
04-07-2007, 11:19 AM
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04-07-2007, 11:23 AM
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