Yes I think it is.guess who wrote:Do you think it's to allow fitment of the stock exhaust heat shield?
My early model WR's also have this.
WRS rearsets
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Cammo
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Re: WRS rearsets
My early model WR's also have this.
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Quo Vadas
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Re: WRS rearsets
I found the brake side of the rearset a bitch to put on my RVF. Had to screw around with the rear brake light cable and I don't understand why they can't make a heel guard for that side either??
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Re: WRS rearsets
Cammo wrote:Yes I think it is.guess who wrote:Do you think it's to allow fitment of the stock exhaust heat shield?
My early model WR's also have this.
Righthandside no heel plate, perhaps to allow some space for your heel
A heel plate on that side will be rubbish IMHO. I never missed one on that side as my heel can "rest" next to the mastercylinder. Also nice to show off any trick mastercylinder if you have fitted any of course."Action without Philosophy is a lethal weapon; Philosophy without action is worthless"