recommend rearsets for sv650s

[Sportygurl131]

Paul is looking for rear sets for his motorcycle for the track but he is worried that the ones the make the rear sets higher up will be uncomfortable for normal street riding. any recommendations i know some you can adjust like vortex. would love to hear peoples thoughts

[maxim_X]

You can get rear set plates. They work with the stock pegs and they are adjustable. I think they are around 60$ on svraceparts. I bought some but I haven't ridden my sv yet.

[OreoGaborio]

Keira just rode my bike with Woodcraft rearsets. Think she decided to get a pair? They're not too crazy aggressive.

[Garandman]

Woodcraft website

Info email is info@woodcraft-cfm.com.

P.S. they have some awesome photos on there as well!

[jwm2k3]

For practicality, Woodcraft.

For bling, Sato.

[marshdrummer]

I run woodcraft with SVracing plates. I have the plates adjusted 1 down and 1 back...

[The Snowman]

Woodcraft low plated rear sets.

If you want adjustability, go with Gilles Tooling.

[NPDCPA]

I have Woodcraft on my 2nd gen SV track bike and my knees are way ahead of me if I'm just planted on the seat as if I was street riding. For the street I would definitely want something else or maybe these combined with the SVracing plates so I wasn't so contorted.

[PainfullySlow]

+1 woodcraft. They make both a standard and high set for the SV. Obviously for street comfort go with the standard set.

[SVRACER01]

i have plates on both of my sv track bikes

[Sportygurl131]

thanks everyone... ox i think you and paul are about the same height... so the plates are comfy for street too?

[SVRACER01]

ya, i want to say they are an inch up and an inch back.
when i did them they didnt require a longer shift rod, so if he wanted to swap back and forth for TDs and street, it would be fairly easy to do.

[mzdagrl]

Keira just rode my bike with Woodcraft rearsets. Think she decided to get a pair? They're not too crazy aggressive.

Loved them, but I am 5'6", not 6' (or however tall he is)