moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
#21
09-02-2007, 04:59 AM
RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
hahaha, thanks evil, just reminds me of getting some rims! sheesh
#23
09-02-2007, 05:24 AM
RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
hahahaha, d*ck! Better let us know how those nice galfer rotors do!!! what pad are ya going to run on those by the way? I know, sorry for the thread off topic.
#24
09-02-2007, 06:04 AM
Join Date: Jan 2006
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RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
wheeeew !! that why i didnt put the rotors on yet, i dont have my pads for both ends yet. im going to get the hh pads and see how they do.
#25
09-02-2007, 01:10 PM
RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
When I first mounted mine, I had the mounting plate reversed and when measured at the uppermost mounting spot, the pegs were actually LOWER than the stock pegs! We reversed the mounting plates (You can see how mine angle up while yours go down) and got MUCH more clearance due to the plate mounting differences.
#26
09-02-2007, 01:23 PM
RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
ORIGINAL: evil636
wheeeew !! that why i didnt put the rotors on yet, i dont have my pads for both ends yet. im going to get the hh pads and see how they do.
wheeeew !! that why i didnt put the rotors on yet, i dont have my pads for both ends yet. im going to get the hh pads and see how they do.
#27
09-02-2007, 02:53 PM
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Keller (DFW), Texas
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RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
ORIGINAL: meanstrk
Believe or not, these are a set of Vortex knock offs that I picked up for about $230 shipped. Pretty nice stuff actually. Ran about the same as what a set of Woodcraft rearsets with just the eccentric peg mounting making them ajustable, so these have a good bit more adjustment. Also came with two different length shift rods which was nice. I have them set up for between my son and I now. These do NOT have provisions for the brake light switch, but since it is track only, I don't care about that.
Anyways, you can see how close to the reservior they come, so the line had to be cut in order to avoid kinking. You can see how I just tweeked the bracket in a bit also to get it away from the heal area. If you want a shifter side pic, I'll take one Sunday........
Believe or not, these are a set of Vortex knock offs that I picked up for about $230 shipped. Pretty nice stuff actually. Ran about the same as what a set of Woodcraft rearsets with just the eccentric peg mounting making them ajustable, so these have a good bit more adjustment. Also came with two different length shift rods which was nice. I have them set up for between my son and I now. These do NOT have provisions for the brake light switch, but since it is track only, I don't care about that.
Anyways, you can see how close to the reservior they come, so the line had to be cut in order to avoid kinking. You can see how I just tweeked the bracket in a bit also to get it away from the heal area. If you want a shifter side pic, I'll take one Sunday........
#28
09-02-2007, 03:48 PM
RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
Call Rick @ 828 628 9025 and tell him Ron, aka meanstrk sent you. Be prepared to talk a while since he does like to talk, but he is passionate about bikes and setting them up and will take care of you. Every single person I have referred to Rick loves dealing with him! His web site is:
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#29
09-02-2007, 05:58 PM
RE: moving the rear resavoir on a 06 636?
Thanks alot meanstrk! Was thinking about going back to SBS products after running the Vesrah stuff. Now you got me thinking on the CL pads. sheesh! Have you tried the SBS stuff lately to compare them to the CL pads?
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