links are dead... OPP is a great company though... they're local boys!!

sweet jeebuz.. those look awesome..!! i'd never seen these... i'm running Gilles VCRs, of course they have return spring..
how would you work the brake other wise..? weird, yup, also comes with switch for brake light.. not all rearsets do though
cause they're meant for racetrack... no brake light on race track....

you can see the spring in this picture...

you can see the wires which lead to the switch on this one... its pretty sweet...

 

Those look really nice, hope you work out the kinks with them.

 

I really don't know wiht there is no spring in the box. Also nothing shown on the installation manual related with the OEM spring No spring an switch on the drawing


BTW they are really limited production. Only 100 in total. I have the 11th one LOL

And no I still have some geek solution on them

 

Are you supposed to reuse the OEM spring, by any chance?

Too bad about the limited #s, was thinking maybe to get a set ;P

 

I didn't used the OEM return spring. Instead I've used the OEM brake light switch and its spring. No more room left for the second spring That did the trick but it doesn't look good and doesn't feel right :s

I'll took a photo and share tomorrow

 

yeah i noticed the price on those.. very limited numbers thats for sure... :fact

 

Hey man just go to Graves website and buy a super cheap rear brake return spring, suck but my satos dint come with one either and i dint want to depend solely on the rear rake fluid pressure to return the pedal so i bought a Graves return spring. Now its snaps back into place with haste. Now if your rearsets were suppose to come with some sort of spring setup and dint i would contact Giles or the vendor and ask them to send one.

Edit for link: http://www.gravesport.com/Graves-Motorsports-Sport-Bike-Rear-Brake-Return-Spring.html

Hope this helps.

 

LighTech R1 Limited Edition Rearsets (return spring and brake light switch solution)


Unfortunately it doesn't include a return spring Also Graves spring doesn't look like it would fit on my rear MC. Because mine doesn't have that black valve looking part at the top of it :s



Here's my solution:

Mounted the OEM brake Light sensor on the rearsets and attached it's spring to the pedal. Both light switch and return spring issues solved. But because of the angle the spring took spring acts weird and this setup doesn't look good to me


Here how the LighTech Limited Ed. RearSets look like:

 

They look sexayyyy

 

totally forgot about the graves return spring yeh... my Gilles are all setup from the factory so i didnt need one of those... nice & clean OP :thumbup

 

Most rear set.s don't come with a return spring, or connection for the brake light switch. They are "race" items.

 

I KNOW that. The main thing I asked is how they work without the spring? Is is safe or not since I won't ride my bike on track all the time.

 

yeah i noticed that... its why i like my Gilles :lol

 

man thats a sick looking set of rearsets. ill trade my graves set if it doesnt work out for ya ;-)


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They're a slick set of rear sets. Only thing I'd be worried about is replacement parts in the case of bad things happening :scared

 

This is true.:fact

 

Top bit of kit there.

 

Hey guys, ive bust bought a set or "r series " rear sets and im having sone trouble with the brake light switch, i got the lightech brakelight switch from lightech but have no idea where it goes or how to install it as these rear sets are very different to stock... Any help please??

 

Its just a banjo bolt pressure switch. You replace the banjo bolt where the line meets the master cylinder/bleed brakes. Cut the wire from the factory switch solder heat and heat shrink to the wires from the pressure switch and plug back into factory plug under tank.