🏍️ CNC Adjustable Rearsets Footpegs for Y.a.m.a.h.a YZF R6 2006-2016: Enhance Control and Comfort Review

Shifter screw It shouldn't move when shifting. The brake doesn't go back, so I have to apply the brake lever again on the Autobahn. Almost crashed today. Have you tried this on the 3rd gen R6?

I love the rear seats! Fits perfectly and looks great too. The only issue I have is the soft aluminum rear derailleur mount, which bends and makes adjustment difficult. I did the setup afterwards and everything works great! FYI, make sure to fix the lockite after you've made your adjustments!

The brake pedal finally broke on my 3rd crash, but the footrest and everything else was intact. It's a little tedious to install and set up, but once everything is set up, everything works very well. The downside is that the shift rod is different than the standard rod. If you are using a quickshifter, it is most likely not compatible.

Installed on my 2009 r6. They fit perfectly. They come with the brake switch bracket already installed. I had no problems installing them. Take your time, loctite everything and you'll be fine. The installation took about an hour from start to finish. Update: 1 year later, 800 miles and the damage protection broke. I contacted the seller to purchase another one but this one has been discontinued. Disappointing.

Ordered to replace a broken footpeg on my 2011 R6 and as the bike spends more time on the track than on the road I figured why not. The fit and finish is pretty accurate, you will need to adjust the master cylinder and make a few modifications to keep the rear brake derailleur, but don't forget these are track rear kits. I only gave it 4 stars because there were no instructions. The clutch side is fairly simple, you just need to adjust the shift linkage to your liking. The problem was on the…