Custom Mounted cb350 Motobits

AlchemyPGH

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Just sharing how I eliminated the bolt on swingarm/passenger footpeg mounting plate and replaced it with custom rearset mounting tabs and welded in place swingarm mount.

To make the swingarm mount I just cut the piece I needed from the old bolt on plate and welded it on.

And to make the rearset tabs I just cut small triangles of 1/4 inch steel welded them on and drilled/tapped for the rearset bolts.

The rearsets sit pretty close to the same location they would if I just bolted them on how they were designed to be used so the supplied linkage will work. In my opinion mounting this way makes a big difference in cleaning up the previously cluttered appearence and saving a little weight too.
Plus the rearsets are very sturdy mounted this way whereas before there was alot of flex to them, which is one of the main reasons I wanted to custom mount them.
 

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Good day AlchemyPGH!

The installation is looking great!

How did you link the rearsets to the rear brake?

Linkage or cable? Do you have any photo of the setup?

Many thanks in advance.

longwaybackhome
 
Interesting setup. I'm surprised this method has less flex than the standard passenger footpeg bracket mount setup as there seems to be less metal used here.

I found this thread as my motobits footpeg bolt is interfering with my swingarm and limiting suspension droop travel so I'm looking for solutions. I may have to weld a captive nut on the backside of the bracket to make it work.
 
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