onesec.... VORTEX rearsets

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

rear sets don't fly with inspections? ?

if you have a rear brake that doesnt trigger the brake light.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by Trip

if you have a rear brake that doesnt trigger the brake light.

You mean, your bikes don't have that with rear sets? interesting.

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by azoomm

You mean, your bikes don't have that with rear sets? interesting.

It's an option... but they are choosing to not go through the hassle of hooking it up.
Claim they never use the rear brake w/o the front.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

It's an option... but they are choosing to not go through the hassle of hooking it up.
Claim they never use the rear brake w/o the front.

Huh... interesting. Mine are all more simple than that. Just remove the stock pegs and bolt on rear-sets. There was one "complicated" part that was a tiny little secure clip that had to be put on with dental tools. But, that was it. Electrical for the brake is not with the pedal. And, if I want to go to GP Shift, it's one bolt.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by azoomm

Huh... interesting. Mine are all more simple than that. Just remove the stock pegs and bolt on rear-sets. There was one "complicated" part that was a tiny little secure clip that had to be put on with dental tools. But, that was it. Electrical for the brake is not with the pedal. And, if I want to go to GP Shift, it's one bolt.

There should be a spring running to a wire that has a plunger like switch that sends the signal to the light.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by Trip

There should be a spring running to a wire that has a plunger like switch that sends the signal to the light.

Plunger is on the bottom... it's all contained. Just remove the old, and bolt on the new.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by azoomm

Plunger is on the bottom... it's all contained. Just remove the old, and bolt on the new.

yeah you have a different style hook up then a lot of bikes. Yours is actually a button, not a plunger. I have a spring that attaches under the brake lever that pulls the plunger. It's not attached to the actual braking mechanism.