🏍️ NEVERLAND CNC Adjustable Rearsets Footpegs for Suzuki GSXR1000 2000-2004, GSXR600 2000-2005, GSXR750 1996-2005, SV650 2003-2008, SV650S 2003-2008 (Black) Review

A part of the hardware is missing from the factory. The screw holes are poorly finished and don't match up. Don't buy from them again.

Bought these rear kits happy with the product except the brake lever was missing sent a message to the seller and got a break in just need a brake lever!

Comes with half mounting hardware. A quick trip to Lowes fixed that, however. So far it looks like a durable product. The instructions aren't the best either. 4 stars should be enough.

This is a basic set of steps. I installed them on my SV650 after storing it a few months ago. They work fine, but be sure to use threadlock on the screws when installing. It would be bad if the footboard fell off while driving or the shift lever got lost!

Bought for my 05 gsxr 750 everything works but I didn't like the inability to adjust the clutch lever as I've tried all the options available and the pedal was too high or too low which was the clutch line touched.

Rear kits are ok but after a while they are easy to install but need to get the pressure sensor and hose as they are not included, parts fall off, stock starts to rust and worry about the bearing seizing while driving

All necessary hardware was included and fits my SV650 very well. Got black rear kits and the bike looks cleaner and newer. The only complaint is that you want the pens to be more aggressive/exciting. These rear kits are around $90, but honestly the quality makes them feel like a set of rear kits for at least $150.

First run in Sonoma was very good. I use in my 2008 SV650. There is no flexibility. Be sure to use Loctite on everything. Was supplied with brake light bracket but would be better with hollow bolt push switch. They have a lot of adjustments but I'm old and inflexible and the floor works fine. I wish the pens were more aggressive. At the end of the day when Ineas was very tired I thought my foot would slip. Overall a really good product.

Cheap parts that don't last long. The levers on both sides will give out in a few months. My brake lever bent so badly after a few rides that I actually contacted the company and had to pay $25 to have the brake lever replaced. Shortly thereafter, my gear lever bent so badly that I could no longer shift properly. Looks good at first glance, but doesn't suit you. I ended up taking them off and buying a swirl kit which cost about four times as much but was well worth it. You get what you pay for.