Lightech Vs Gilles Rearsets at Mike Lucy blog

Lightech Vs Gilles Rearsets. I've ran the gilles tooling rearset for a few years. They're reasonably adjustable and look a lot better than the oem rear sets. Probably not best if you're. Gilles fxr rear sets for me. But in this case i think i would recommend the new gilles tooling. Lightech pattern works like other shifters. Switched to lightech recently for better clearance (the gilles tooling one has lower clearance at. I'm mainly looking for adjustability and was eyeballing lightech r (colors don't match though) or attack, but i'm open to suggestions. The next best seller is the lightech rearsets. Normally i would always recommend cnc racing, then lightech. They are very easy to. What keeps you from going to a gp shift is interference between the lever on the. I was wondering if any of you guys have lightech rearsets on your rr's. I know most of you are rocking gilles or satos or whatnot,. Those two options offer top italian quality and adjustability.

Switched to lightech recently for better clearance (the gilles tooling one has lower clearance at. Those two options offer top italian quality and adjustability. Gilles fxr rear sets for me. What keeps you from going to a gp shift is interference between the lever on the. Normally i would always recommend cnc racing, then lightech. I was wondering if any of you guys have lightech rearsets on your rr's. They're reasonably adjustable and look a lot better than the oem rear sets. Lightech pattern works like other shifters. But in this case i think i would recommend the new gilles tooling. Probably not best if you're.

LIGHTECH REAR SETS

Lightech Vs Gilles Rearsets The next best seller is the lightech rearsets. They are very easy to. But in this case i think i would recommend the new gilles tooling. I was wondering if any of you guys have lightech rearsets on your rr's. Normally i would always recommend cnc racing, then lightech. Probably not best if you're. Lightech pattern works like other shifters. I know most of you are rocking gilles or satos or whatnot,. The next best seller is the lightech rearsets. Gilles fxr rear sets for me. What keeps you from going to a gp shift is interference between the lever on the. They're reasonably adjustable and look a lot better than the oem rear sets. Switched to lightech recently for better clearance (the gilles tooling one has lower clearance at. I'm mainly looking for adjustability and was eyeballing lightech r (colors don't match though) or attack, but i'm open to suggestions. I've ran the gilles tooling rearset for a few years. Those two options offer top italian quality and adjustability.