750 rearsets? — Third & Fourth Generation VFR

31 May 2012 14:03

Hi All

Looking to track my vfr. Who sells rears sets for improved clearence?

Steve

31 May 2012 20:14

[image: View Post]StevenBlanc, on 31 May 2012 - 09:03 AM, said:

Hi All

Looking to track my vfr. Who sells rears sets for improved clearence?

Steve
I have been told that 99 and older Honda 900 RR brackets will fit VFR's then you may have more pedal options, that is if your referring to the main pedals and brackets and not the passenger pedals.

#3 kostritzer

31 May 2012 21:05

I have a brand new set meant for a 900RR on my 750 track bike project. PM me if you're interested.

#4 SEBSPEED

31 May 2012 21:14

Look on ebay for CBR900RR rearsets. Only downside is, you'll need to add a few spacers if you want to retain the standard shift pattern. I have a set (ebay chinese set) and they didn't break after installing and jumping on them. I'm no lightweight either...

#5 taglicious

1 Jun 2012 04:09

bolt pattern is the same spacing on those? ?

#6 SEBSPEED

1 Jun 2012 04:25

Yup, perfect fit.

#7 karhawk

1 Jun 2012 04:46

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 31 May 2012 - 04:14 PM, said:

Look on ebay for CBR900RR rearsets. Only downside is, you'll need to add a few spacers if you want to retain the standard shift pattern. I have a set (ebay chinese set) and they didn't break after installing and jumping on them. I'm no lightweight either...

where would you add the spacers? Where the shifter is attached?
I'll be installing a set too
Thanks

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#8 StevenBlanc Thread starter

1 Jun 2012 09:48

Great stuff, pm sent, thank you for the replys

#9 SEBSPEED

2 Jun 2012 21:13

[image: View Post]karhawk, on 31 May 2012 - 11:46 PM, said:

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 31 May 2012 - 04:14 PM, said:

Look on ebay for CBR900RR rearsets. Only downside is, you'll need to add a few spacers if you want to retain the standard shift pattern. I have a set (ebay chinese set) and they didn't break after installing and jumping on them. I'm no lightweight either...

where would you add the spacers? Where the shifter is attached?
I'll be installing a set too
Thanks

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You'll see when you bolt them up. On the shifter side, the rearset may contact the swingarm, so you add a few washers to give it clearance. I don't remember now what exactly I did w/ the linkage, I know I have to shorten the rod.