my homebrew rearsets
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SkiMan
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They look as though there wasn't alot involved and didn't cost you a whole punch.
Is the peg and assembly mounted to an orginal mounting point?
Toe piece on the brake side looks like a socket?
Can you give us more info on how you fabricated, parts used and dimensions as this is the route I'm trying to go with my 360 project.
Clean and simple, nice job.
Is the peg and assembly mounted to an orginal mounting point?
Toe piece on the brake side looks like a socket?
Can you give us more info on how you fabricated, parts used and dimensions as this is the route I'm trying to go with my 360 project.
Clean and simple, nice job.
alakowicz
Active Member
Cost me about $50 altogether. 1/4" aluminum plate for the levers, some BMX pegs from a local bike shop, and the rods and rod ends and bearings from a local hardware store. Yes, the toepiece on the brake side is a socket, until I can find or make some proper peices. I just took the bike out last night for it's maiden voyage with these on and they work well. the shifter works perfectly, but the brake side isn't great. I can't seem to get a lot of breaking pressure. I think I may need a new master cylinder setup. They are mounted to an original mounting point