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tony.mon
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Re: Rearsets

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Snoogle wrote:Seen this on the Yank forum...

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But why would you do this and still have standard brake lines, shock and CCT's?
Madness...

(ok, could be a stopper mod fitted).
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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Snoogle
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Re: Rearsets

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Good question mate....NO IDEA!! lol
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Re: Rearsets

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tony.mon wrote:
Snoogle wrote:Seen this on the Yank forum...

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But why would you do this and still have standard brake lines, shock and CCT's?
Madness...

(ok, could be a stopper mod fitted).
Because the original position for his feet was painful :eh: :wink:

Chris
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tony.mon
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Re: Rearsets

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sirch345 wrote:
tony.mon wrote:
Snoogle wrote:Seen this on the Yank forum...

)
But why would you do this and still have standard brake lines, shock and CCT's?
Madness...

(ok, could be a stopper mod fitted).
Because the original position for his feet was painful :eh: :wink:

Chris
Maybe.
And if he had the rearsets laying around.....
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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