Metaltech or Woodcraft Rearsets?

[coffeegrinds]

I was looking for all black rearsets for my monster.  I narrowed it down to these two, but I can't decide.  I didn't like the speedymoto ones or rizoma ones.  Sato was in the mix, but I decided against it.  If anybody knows any other brands, I'm all ears. 


Metaltech Rearsets
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/850/img90181.jpg/


Woodcraft Rearsets
http://store.proitalia.com/woodcraft-ducati-monster-6967961100-rear-sets-p-149948.html?cPath=22_76_2420057

[stopintime]

If you didn't already read this
   http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=41545.0

CycleCat has the (DRS?) 53 for the S2R - they are very similar and can be made to fit.
It could still be a while, but the adjustability is fantastic.

GillesTooling is another option - also great adjustability.

[TitanMonsterS4R]

If you didn't already read this
   http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=41545.0

CycleCat has the (DRS?) 53 for the S2R - they are very similar and can be made to fit.
It could still be a while, but the adjustability is fantastic.

GillesTooling is another option - also great adjustability.

+1 on Gilles.  if I had to choose between the two you listed I'm going MetalTech.  The Woodcrafts just seem too simple and "plain jane" for the $500 price tag.

[thought]

I've always loved the way that metaltech's looked.

[danaid]

  Metaltech for sure, but I think these cnc rear sets are also nice and a bit cheaper

 http://www.cncracing.it/en/content/pedane-regolabili-monoposto

[coffeegrinds]

Thanks, Stopintime.  I saw that thread before, and it definitely helped me out with narrowing down my choices.  It's too bad there are some rearset manufacturers that only make them for superbikes... 

[Raux]

style and performance is what I run

[zooom]

I voted for Woodcraft as replacement parts and servicability for their product is everywhere....you do a track day and lowside and grind down a footpeg, more than likely someone in the paddock has a Woodcraft peg more easily handy than any other...just my practical thinking is all...

[atomic410]

I voted for Woodcraft as replacement parts and servicability for their product is everywhere....you do a track day and lowside and grind down a footpeg, more than likely someone in the paddock has a Woodcraft peg more easily handy than any other...just my practical thinking is all...

spot on.  woodcraft does alot for the racing community

[Howie]

I voted for Woodcraft as replacement parts and servicability for their product is everywhere....you do a track day and lowside and grind down a footpeg, more than likely someone in the paddock has a Woodcraft peg more easily handy than any other...just my practical thinking is all...

Zakly.  Support is worth more than bling to me.

[zooom]

Zakly.  Support is worth more than bling to me.

YEAH...no offense to Cycle Cat, but aside from their rearsets being beautiful and very articulate, there was a time when (until recently) they weren't around and if you stuffed your bike up, you were left short for serviceability of parts, like I found out on my track bike 2 years ago...I ended up buying a leftover bitsa kit of some loose stuff from a Multistrada kit that got cannibalized so that I could scrounge the parts I needed for my trackbike after lowsiding it with CycleCat stuff on it. 

[coffeegrinds]

Those are some valid arguments for the Woodcraft.  The lack of adjustability is a bit of a concern. 

[stopintime]

May I ask why you want rearsets?

Bling is a valid reason, but if you think you'll benefit from a different foot position and know which position you need, it would be smart to get rearsets that does the desired job. Example: Sato adjust up and/or forward - that makes them forwardsets or upsets. 

If you're not sure - buy some with good adjustability in more than one direction. 

[coffeegrinds]

2 reasons for me wanting rearsets. 
The first is definitely aesthetics.  It looks good.
The second is adjusting the rider position.  I bought the monster because I thought my forward leaning crotch rocket days were over.  We're all getting older, you know what I'm saying?  But I guess I'm not quite through yet.  I like the more tucked in position I can get from rearsets. 

[stopintime]

... then you'd want them to be quite a lot backwards. Maybe also up, depending on your height.