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12 Aug 2012 11:41 #542082 by Je77ekz1000a
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I really wouldn't mind moving them a little closer to the frame myself (passenger pegs) but the wife also loves this bike and enjoys getting out every chance possible. Need to make sure she stays half comfortable....

Jesse Shasteen
77 KZ1000 A
Huntsville AL

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12 Aug 2012 12:04 #542084 by les holt
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I just bolted them on on a 77 KZ chassis like yours, here's what they look like, they do interfere with the passenger pegs a little. Look at the pics, without a seat and her on there too it's hard to say if they will work together.

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12 Aug 2012 13:01 #542092 by Je77ekz1000a
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Thanks for the info and the pics. I'm really liking these rearsets, looks like I'm gonna have to move these passenger pegs. I did see a guy on here that used gsxr sets... Maybe I can see what he did as well. Thanks, your doing a jam up job!

Jesse Shasteen
77 KZ1000 A
Huntsville AL

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12 Aug 2012 13:12 #542095 by Je77ekz1000a
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Can I get more info on the gsxr rearsets mounted to the kz, like what did you do, if anything with the passenger pegs? And how does the shifter side look and work out? Can you post pics of that side of your bike too?

Jesse Shasteen
77 KZ1000 A
Huntsville AL

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12 Aug 2012 13:26 #542098 by les holt
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I've not used the gsxr stuff, others have, I do know you have to weld tabs or make an adapter to use them. I've made all of mine and have used what I gained to design these. Pg. 3 has a pic of the new ones mounted on my bike as well as the rear passenger pegs and weld on tabs I made. I'll be offering them as well.

Les

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12 Aug 2012 19:49 #542155 by dragtostreet
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You are a very talented guy almost make it look easy I am sure that if you start to mass produce and sale these you will have are hard time keeping up with the orders. B)

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13 Aug 2012 16:00 #542306 by NakedFun
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Les,

really looking forward to trying this kit out. I did have one thought, does the RH brake mount have the provision for attaching the bracket for the brake light switch with spring? Or would someone have to go with a pressure switch plumbed in? Just a thought.

Cory

2008 Kawasaki Concours 14
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
1976 Kawasaki KZ900

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14 Aug 2012 09:25 #542502 by les holt
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I hadn't really put much thought into the brake switch till you brought it up. I'm not seeing a clean way to put it on but I'm going to keep looking. Of all the rearsets I've looked at it isn't clear how or if they even provide a way to do it.

Les

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14 Aug 2012 10:52 - 14 Aug 2012 11:24 #542516 by NakedFun
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No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationLes,

This is probable what I am going to do:

It is a pressure switch for the brake light that is built into the banjo bolt. A couple stainless steel / rubber insulated clamps on the bakcside of the master mount and you can rout the harness cleanly back to the bike.

My ZRX rear sets that I was planning on mounting to the bike, have aboss for the "L" bracket that the brake switch snaps into, then uses the spring and attaches to the same brake lever pivot pin. I can send pics later if it helps.

Cory

2008 Kawasaki Concours 14
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
1976 Kawasaki KZ900
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14 Aug 2012 11:10 #542518 by les holt
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That's what I'm running right now, no problems. If you could, post a couple pics of what you have on the ZRX rearsets.

Les

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14 Aug 2012 11:12 #542519 by 531blackbanshee
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here is one way to do the brake switch.







the pressure switch built into the banjo bolt has got to be the slickest solution tho.

leon

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1976 kz 900 x 3
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14 Aug 2012 11:21 #542521 by les holt
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I don't know Leon, I like the micro switch, the banjo fitting is going to be exposed to potential damage, the micro switch can be tucked under neatly.

Les

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