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Author Topic: Rearsets for M695  (Read 1741 times)
cencalal
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« on: January 28, 2017, 01:31:28 PM »

There are photos of BK856er's nice 695 in my recent post - Lighter Wheels, Lighter Wallet.  I like the look with the footpeg/rearset brackets removed and the Rizoma sets installed, but I really can't go the price.  Could I use OEM S2 or S4 rearsets to get rid of the "footpeg holder plates"?  I don't need passenger pegs, and could probably make some muffler hangers, unless there are other OEM ones that would work?
I haven't compared all the part numbers yet, but how much of the 695 brake and shifter linkage I could keep (especially the rear brake master cylinder)?  Looking at the pieces from the ST, maybe those would be a better fit...
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« Reply #1 on: January 29, 2017, 08:52:33 AM »

Ducabike rear sets are $260 USD.
They look good, you just have to figure out the exhaust problem. Perhaps make your own brkt. out of aluminum bar stock.
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« Reply #2 on: January 29, 2017, 01:32:32 PM »

I actually enjoy doing these mods for no money with factory parts.  And it looks like ST rearsets would be the ones to try - the left/ shifter looks like it might just bolt on, the right/brake might require some fiddling.  They can't give these parts away on ebay...
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« Reply #3 on: March 06, 2017, 05:43:02 PM »

This turned out well, I think.  ST parts fit nicely, S2/S4 are a different animal.  For a 695, this requires everything but the rear brake master cyl and line, and the shift arm. ST footpeg brackets, both pedals, shift rod and master cyl mount cost me $80, plus $30 for powder coat. I adapted the 695 pegs, because the ST pegs are big. Weight savings of about five pounds, and the footpegs end up 1 1/4" higher, 1 1/4" farther back, and 1 1/2" closer together.  Perfect for me at 5'6" - taller riders might not like it.  
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It's a lighter, more open look - maybe the heel guards should be black too.  The master cyl now points rearward, it's mount bracket bolts to the engine case where the old footpeg bracket was bolted.  695 brake line fits. Brake light wires and connectors the same. There are a couple of different ST shift pedals, this one looks like it's from one of the superbikes, and it's a bit short. - it probably wouldn't suit anyone who wears larger than a size 8 shoe.  I may get one of the longer ST ones to try.  Muffler stays are 1"x 1/8" aluminum bar.  They look a bit thin, but the mufflers are titanium and stainless and are light.


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« Reply #4 on: March 09, 2017, 04:11:40 PM »

 This setup looks like it works with low mount exhaust only, unless maybe you made some custom high mount connectors.  These ST rearsets fit about 3/4" more inboard than stock.
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