Vortex is not the kind of brand that puts out a product and ignores feedback from their customers. They have had adjustable rearsets on the market for over ten years, and the design has been constantly evolving ever since. The current iteration is the result of years of race experience and feedback at both the professional and amateur levels. This feedback led to a set of rearsets that, while built to be track ready, are perfectly suited for the road as well.
If you are interested in a set of Vortex Adjustable Rearsets for your bike you can get in touch with Brad through the forum or by calling 866.931.6644 ext. 810. You can also feel free to send an email to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away!
Vortex Adjustable Rearsets are machined from sturdy and lightweight aluminum before being given their anodized finish. They are shown here for the Yamaha R1.
Two 3x3 grids of mounting points allow you to adjust them to your liking.
This closeup gives you a better look at the quality machine work and the mounting points that provide the adjustability.
They feature folding toe pegs that can be mounted in two ways to accommodate different foot sizes. The one shown on the left in this photo is closer to the rear and the right is further forward.
The footpegs provide lots of grip without destroying your boots. They also have a recessed breaking point towards the end that is designed to give way in the event of a crash. This leaves you with a useable amount of peg if the bike is still rideable.
If you are interested in a set of Vortex Adjustable Rearsets for your bike you can get in touch with Brad through the forum or by calling 866.931.6644 ext. 810. You can also feel free to send an email to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away!
Vortex Adjustable Rearsets are machined from sturdy and lightweight aluminum before being given their anodized finish. They are shown here for the Yamaha R1.
Two 3x3 grids of mounting points allow you to adjust them to your liking.
This closeup gives you a better look at the quality machine work and the mounting points that provide the adjustability.
They feature folding toe pegs that can be mounted in two ways to accommodate different foot sizes. The one shown on the left in this photo is closer to the rear and the right is further forward.
The footpegs provide lots of grip without destroying your boots. They also have a recessed breaking point towards the end that is designed to give way in the event of a crash. This leaves you with a useable amount of peg if the bike is still rideable.
Source: http://www.esportbike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146433&goto=newpost
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